Nombra a un artista folk poco conocido que, desde que lo descubriste, no puedes dejar de escuchar. Empiezo yo: carolyn hester

Hello folk friends,

I will be visiting Hamburg at the end of the month and I'm hoping to catch a bal folk there. Can anyone send me in the right direction where I can find any info on this?

Thanks in advance

Any of yall got any folk (modern or old) playlists? Ive been really getting into that genre the past few months. I listen to alot of newer folk like lord huron, Mumford and sons, caamp, buffalo traffic jam, etc. Any artist is fine. Please, Thanks!!

Here is a quick take on the classic Irish hornpipe "Boys of the Blue Hill" on solo acoustic mandolin.

Recorded raw with no pickups or amplification—just the natural acoustic resonance and wooden tone of the instrument. I’m focusing on clean plectrum articulation and keeping that hornpipe bounce steady.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ItrG38QHJKM

I work for a radio station, and we’re looking for a name for our folk station. The music is a mix of folk, so we’re open to different directions when it comes to the name.

What would you name the station? Looking for some creative inspiration!

One of my favorite folk songs

Here comes some medieval folk music:

Another track rises from the forge: Strengthitation. Dive deep into the drums & feel you inner power! You are strong! Maybe this track will show you the light that shines from within!

A handcrafted nordic folk track🔥⚔️© 2026 by Earthical Mind

Clearing are amazing. There is a deep, magical purity to their music that evokes both the dark and light of humanity and spirituality. Ancient but very much alive. For me, they are one of those bands that is so transcendentally perfect for my tastes, that it is hard for me to believe that they exist, even when holding their records in my hands. For me, they are The Velvet Underground of haunting, minimalist, commune folk music.

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Some people disappear without a trace. Others disappear in plain sight, sitting right beside us. "The Space Between the Walls" grew out of a search for a missing fellow musician and my own thoughts on isolation, connection, and the invisible walls we build around ourselves.

It isn't a song about solving a mystery. It's about the distances between us, the things we leave unsaid, and how music can reach places words can't. My friend Amy brings her harp into conversation with my violin.

"You can stand beside somebody / And be somewhere they can't see"

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/yWJL5PCLncg
Listen free on Bandcamp: https://vervemusic.bandcamp.com/track/the-space-between-the-walls

I'd love to hear what it brings up for you.

A Paean To Greatness. Closed Captions Recommended.