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Released in January, Yasmin Williams’ mesmerising album Urban Driftwood respected the old traditions of folk music but simultaneously made fresh currency out of them. Stephen Deusner meets Williams in Nashville to map the course of her incredible year since – and her plans for 2022. “I’m pretty optimistic about the future,” she says. “At least, way more than I was a year ago…”

On lockdown life, working methods, the return of playing live: "It’s the same old, but it’s weird..."

They're bonus tracks on a new edition of Saint Cloud

A timeless cross-hemisphere collaboration by two Canadians and a Kiwi

They'll join Wilco and Robert Plant at the Kent festival in June

The country-rocker sets the record straight in the new issue of Uncut

The nine-minute track is the theme to Netflix thriller, Lost Girls

There’s a moment in Martin Scorsese’s documentary George Harrison: Living In The Material World where Harrison reflects, in archive footage, on the distance travelled...

From the upcoming album Sunset Kids, out August 30

José González, Nick Mulvey, Ralph McTell and Tunng will also play Cherry Hinton Hall in August