Folk Alley | Video Premieres

Video Premieres

'HOOT Thursday' Video Premiere: The Brother Brothers,"Cairo, Illinois"
- October 27, 2016
- Linda Fahey
There is something inherently mesmerizing about watching musicians perform live in the intimate confines of the Pewter Shop.

'HOOT Thursday' Video Premiere: Lula Wiles, "Leave Me Now"
- October 20, 2016
- Linda Fahey
In my opinion, the most exciting part about filming a live performance is capturing an artist in the moment of creating something entirely unique.

Video Premiere: Gregory Alan Isakov, "The Stable Song"
- August 30, 2016
- Kelly McCartney
More so than many of his peers, Gregory Alan Isakov has a magical, mystical way with a folk song.

Video Premiere: Parsonsfield, "Stronger"
- July 26, 2016
- Kelly McCartney
A lot of string bands like to talk about how they are innovating, but Parsonsfield actually delivers on that promise.

Video Premiere: Lula Wiles, "Traveling On"
- July 06, 2016
- Linda Fahey
All the members of Lula Wiles - Isa Burke, Ellie Buckland, and Mali Obomsawin - grew up in Maine in musical families, and they began playing music together as kids at Maine Fiddle Camp.

Video Premiere: Mark Erelli, "Look Up"
- April 21, 2016
- Elena See
Life should be more than a series of grueling tasks and unrewarding, staid routines.

Video Premiere: Jon Stickley Trio, "Rice Dream"
- March 03, 2016
- Elena See
In "Rice Dream," a tune you'll find on the Jon Stickley Trio's newest recording 'Lost at Last,' the name of the game is harmonics.

Video Premiere: The Honeycutters, "Jukebox" [Official Video]
- November 30, 2015
- Elena See
On the cusp of the holiday gift giving season, the Asheville, North Carolina based band the Honeycutters prove that their newest recording, 'Me Oh My,' is the gift that just keeps on giving.

Video Premiere: Kristin Andreassen, "How The Water Walks" - Shadow Puppetry by Anna Roberts-Gevalt
- November 19, 2015
- Elena See
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Video Premiere: Joshua Hyslop, "The Flood"
- November 16, 2015
- Kelly McCartney
Much like Joshua Radin and Damien Rice, Joshua Hyslop puts a contemporary spin on the classic form that is folk music with his new album, 'In Deepest Blue.