The English songwriter’s eighth studio album refuses pessimism, instead finding presence in piano-led arrangements and a weathered, central voice.
The English songwriter’s eighth studio album refuses pessimism, instead finding presence in piano-led arrangements and a weathered, central voice.
The Australian singer-songwriter shares a new single that hides emotional violence beneath warm, fuzzy sonics, paired with a video and a run of UK dates.
The Philadelphia underground mainstays add another effortlessly textured demo to a year of steady, unhurried releases.
The 87-year-old folk legend will tour North America with a rotating cast of guests including Richard Thompson, Bruce Cockburn, and Amanda Shires, ending with a run of dates deep into 2027.
The Arkansas songwriter’s sixth album documents social fracture without dictating thought, capturing a moment where performative civility has collapsed.
Austel sheds the textures of her debut to reconnect with the sparser folk influences that first shaped her writing, resulting in a quietly self-possessed ten-track record.
Dublin songwriter Conor Fagan’s Rose Wallace Goldaline project turns a winter afternoon’s reflection into a gentle track about finding beauty where it already exists. The single arrived via ROMBO’s Instagram Open Call, an initiative that invites independent artists working quietly to submit music for editorial consideration.
Kristian Matsson returns with the new song “Colors,” his first release since the 2023 album *Henry St.*, alongside a sizable tour routing through Europe and North America.
An accidental song written in 20 minutes with Haley Heynderickx, marking Houdei’s first work under the name she chose to reclaim her Persian heritage.
In the first edition of This Week’s Four, our new weekly series that selects four artists from submissions to ROMBO’s Instagram Open Call, LA singer-songwriter O Warwick leads with his debut single. “Lonely Creek” drifts through forest memory and self-recognition with a voice that is both grounded and luminous.