Im not sure how self promotion is seen here, but I would like to give it a try. I’m very passionate about the 60s/70s folk and psychfolk scene and im writing simple songs with surrealistic lyrics. I also try to experiment with production choices to create an atmospheric and personal sound. I feel like making genuine music is one of the best ways to explore your own personality and capture yourself in time, which is also why im passionate about photography. And studied photography and design. Which I use to create my own coverart.

I’m releasing a new album, which is currently out on Bandcamp. „For early acess“ so to say. It will release on streaming services 5 days later on July 27th. It’s called „Sunflower Sea“ and I would be very happy if you gave it a listen and tell me what you think! I would also be happy to just start a conversation and maybe hear some recommendations for new music I could be interested in. Thanks for your time!

https://voyagetones.bandcamp.com/album/sunflower-sea

My name is Sid Drift from NYC and i just self released my first ep. My stuff is psych-folk, cosmic country, a touch ambient. Looking to connect with fellow musicians and find like-minded music listeners... riyl Bert Jansch, Hiroshi Yoshimura, North African music...

bc :

https://siddrift.bandcamp.com/album/village-song-ep

insta / tt :

@sid.drift

PEACE

xSD

Remarkable xian folk from 1969. This is her story.

hello everyone! i was thinking those of you who visit here might enjoy this recording i made with guitar, piano and noise- on april 29! - the most recent thing i posted on bandcamp is kind of similar too! thanks in advance for listening and hope you are all doing well!

https://soteriologyreport.bandcamp.com/track/scraped

This song was written and performed all by my wonderful father.. We sadly lost him on the 17th at only 50 yrs after months fighting in the hospital.. listening to this takes me back to when I was young and he would sing this to me..this is the song he loved most to show people when they asked to hear one of his many songs. Will always be my favorite song of his. Rest in Peace, you absolute legend.

“The mirror lake is crystal clear
If you believe it will appear
Dragonfly, wondering
What the coming day will bring
Toss and turn mid-slipstream
Searching for a borrowed wing”

"Exploring the revival of Medieval Music: hurdy-gurdy, Swedish bagpipes and folk singing. Beginning with one foot in the Early Music conservatory and another in the psychedelic counter-culture. Ending with both feet on the dancefloor, as centuries collapse and groove becomes its own historical truth."

This mix premiered live on NTS Radio a few days ago and is now up for listening on its archive:

https://www.nts.live/shows/your-specialist-subject-ii/episodes/your-specialist-subject-ii-neo-medieval-folk-in-sweden-w-vox-vulgaris-21st-april-2026

https://soundcloud.com/user-202286394-991268468/neo-medieval-folk-in-sweden-w

TRACKLIST

1. XTC in the XIV - de Souspirant
2. Arbete och Fritid - Elâzig Dans
3. Ars Ultima - Dellastarpe
4. Vox Vulgaris - En Despit Des Faulx Envieux
5. Turid - Döden är en jägare snäll
6. Sågskära - Inte sörjer jag
7. Joculatores Upsalienses - Es fur ein pawr gen holz mit seiner hawen
8. Falsobordone – Je vivroie liement
9. Falsobordone – Liement me deport
10. Joculatores Upsalienses - Falalalan
11. Vox Vulgaris - Saltarello nr 1
12. Ars Ultima - Cantiga 168
13. Ulf & Karin - En sjöman han får slita ont
14. Vox Vulgaris - Eşek Bayramı
15. Älgarnas Trådgård - La Rotta
16. Garmarna - Klevabergselden - Trio version
17. Dan Laurin - Istampitta Ghaetta
18. Ars Ultima - Väinämöinen
19. Nora Sharks – It's on u (Vox Vulgaris remake)

Have you heard this freakfolk duo? Any opinions would be appreciated :)

"We're Crazy Stars and we're an freak folk / artrock duo.

What we do is zero-preparation improvisational songwriting.

No pre-existing harmonic frameworks, lyrics or chord progressions were used. We just hit record.

Every recording is released on all major platforms, without overdubs, editing, postprocessing, or any other form of digital trickery.

In a world of AI, autotune and polishing the soul out of songwriting, we like to do things differently"

Thoughts?

[PODCAST]
Talking banjos, touring and nesting with JD Pinkus (Melvins, Butthole Surfers)

... but I'm not sure if it's psych folk? (I have no idea how to class my music)

I'm an ex professional touring fiddle player, classically trained, but worked extensively playing folk rock, and world/jazz fusion music. That was 20+ years ago. I fell ill with CFS/ME to the point where I'm mostly housebound now and haven't played the violin since 2006. I've spent the past few years designing a disability friendly live composition rig where I'm able to let my subconscious have fun and create music out of nothing. My music varies a lot, and this is the most recent impro from this evening.

I'm not monetised, and all of my music (600+ improvisations) are uploaded to youtube using their Creative Commons license. If you like this piece, then you can find many more at https://youtube.com/@stuwyatt

Cheers! x

Ladra de jardins (garden thief) is my second folk album, blending brazilian music influences

https://youtu.be/G5tnsaaHlzI?si=Kl-KnaM9FPO8v5uO

Hey everyone 👋

I'm Cassieon the host of Tales From a Trip — a podcast dedicated to exploring psychedelic experiences with honesty, curiosity, and zero judgment.

I'm currently looking for guests who'd be willing to share their story — whether it was a profound healing journey, a challenging experience, a spiritual awakening, simply something that shifted your perspective in an unexpected way, or simply just a good time.

You don't need to be an expert or have a "perfect" story. Real, human experiences are exactly what I'm looking for.

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🔒 Anonymity is completely fine if you prefer it

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Talk to you soon!

https://youtu.be/ZQZbA_pxvA8?si=vPI6ZjB_o47erD7I I hope it’s all right if I share this. I made this instrumental psych folk album if you’re interested in acoustic folk improvs mixed with psychedelic washes of electric guitar, harmonica, and samples.

Hailing from Newcastle upon Tyne, folk singer-songwriter Richard Dawson is bringing his incredible work to LPR on March 25th, where he will perform songs from his latest project End of the Middle. Richard Dawson is known for his beautiful folk lyrics, with a narrative-based approach within experimental structures. Dawson has received wide acclaim for his storytelling capabilities, and captivates audiences with emotional depth and sense of humor within the music. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness the enigmatic world Dawson carefully crafts, giving audiences the chance to reflect on life, memory, and family.

Grab your tickets here! https://kyd.to/ySluUPwX

enjoy and send me a follow!