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We celebrated the release of our third album "Over Again" on May 1st with a hometown gig in Chapel Hill NC, the community came out to rejoice with us and it was a beautiful night! We're on the road with the album now, gigging our way down the Kerrville, volunteering for the duration, and gigging on from there, 16 states over 3 months, we'd love to connect with more FAI folks along the way!
The music video is for our song "The Prophet" calling out climate denial disguised as religious righteousness.
Listen to the full album here:
https://open.spotify.com/album/4vhOm3lhWEvgGsc4h7mR8k
Hope to catch you at a show soon,
Alicia and Robert
Posted By Jason Baker,
Monday, May 4, 2026
Updated: Monday, May 4, 2026
New Music Alert: “Now The Wheel Has Turned”
Announcing a new single release from Vermont Song Smith and Folk Singer Jason Baker.
“Now The Wheel Has Turned”
3:30
Long-neck banjo and vocal
Written by “Old Fashioned Folksinger” Steve Suffet, who says of this song:
“Maybe it’s just another Gospel song. Or maybe it’s about the Israelis and the Palestinians, or about the Catholics and the Protestants, or about the Shi’ites and the Sunnis, or about the Pawnee and the Sioux. Or maybe it’s about all of the above, or about none of them. You decide. One thing is for sure: the wheel is always turning.”
Streaming on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, Pandora, Deezer, and on my website and ReverbNation for free:
http://www.reverbnation.com/open_graph/song/35384239
Thanks!
Jason Baker
Posted By Ashley Riley,
Sunday, April 19, 2026
Updated: Monday, April 20, 2026
Easy On Me began as a personal plea to be gentler with myself and grew into a broader message of empathy for the collective heaviness we’re all living through. 2025 was a rough year personally and as I was slowly making my way back to a new normal, I noticed myself getting irritated for still feeling sad and uncertain. I eventually had to admit that my heart had been broken by the unexpected turns of the year. As I sat with that I remembered a quote by Elizabeth Lesser that said, “How ironic that the difficult times we fear might ruin us are the very ones that can break us open and help us blossom into who we were meant to be." That idea helped me allow the feelings of tenderness and vulnerability that had previously made me feel weak. Strength isn’t always about pushing, sometimes it’s giving yourself grace so this song was written as a plea to take it easy on myself. As time passed it became clear that the message was bigger than my own story. We are collectively living in really heartbreaking and harrowing times but we are stronger together. Sometimes the bravest thing we can do is to soften and take care of ourselves and each other. We have to stay human when life wants to harden us.
Posted By Yellofox,
Sunday, April 12, 2026
Updated: Monday, April 13, 2026
Hey Folk Alliance family,
Last Friday we released Taste for More, the first single from our upcoming album The Secret of Being Kind (out October '26).
A song about having someone to lean on when you're doubting yourself. Dreamy and melancholic, with a hopeful undertone, acoustic guitar, cello, and harmonies that slowly grow into something bigger.
Have a listen, and if you like it, please share it around!
And for those who were at our showcase in New Orleans this year: yes, this is the album we promised you 😊!
Greetings from the Netherlands
Yellofox
► Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/0Q2wBF8YHzieOkdJA8hCEA?si=9f4245353ffe46e1
Listen + pre-order: https://imaginaryexpedition.bandcamp.com
April 10, 2026 - digital release on all streaming platforms (except Spotify)
Together, the songs explore different ways people carry the memories of those they’ve lost.
Winter Lullaby is about savouring the longest nights of the year, when a lost love returns in dreams.
The Ones Who Are Gone is a song for anyone who's lost a friend.
The pairing reflects our roles as equals in our duo, as we take turns singing lead. We collaborated creating the lyrics and compositions, and the visual art is as much a collaboration as the music, with crayon drawings by Glyph Greenleaf and graphic design by Victoria Dobbs.
Both songs were recorded live off the floor, and the performances we’ve captured are authentic to the distinctive sound we’ve developed on stage together.
We’re grateful to everyone who waited patiently while we deliberated over details until we felt ready to share. Thank you for taking the time to listen.
Posted By Jeremy Schonfeld,
Monday, March 2, 2026
Updated: Monday, March 2, 2026
Check out “The Boy Who Had Nothing to Offer” from my new solo album “Shades of Grey”. This is my version of the same song performed by Mike Merenda and Ruth Ungar of The Mammals in my music-based feature film, “The Father Who Stayed” - film and soundtrack (featuring 27 of my songs) releasing this Spring. If you have a piano and are looking for a self-contained singer-songwriter to come over and do a special concert event, or if you would like to inquire about setting up a screening for my feature film and hosting a talkback/Q&A, I would be happy to discuss. Please email me personally at jeremy@jeremyschonfeld.com for more info!
Posted By Emily Judson,
Saturday, February 14, 2026
Updated: Tuesday, February 17, 2026
"Endlessly" is an acoustic folk song I wrote and secretly recorded as a surprise 20th anniversary gift for my husband. It is a tender, grounded love letter describing the start of our relationship in rural Kansas (and yes, I still have the mixtape). Overall, the song feels warm, pastoral, and deeply sincere—a celebration of lifelong devotion found in shared adventures, private rituals, and the simple miracle of choosing each other endlessly. Available on all streaming services!
"Echoes of You" lives in that specific space between heartbreak and healing—the kind of track designed to move your body even while your heart is breaking. Produced with Porter Hall, this is an upbeat EDM anthem anchored by the weight of real grief.
While the sound was inspired by the euphoric energy of John Summit and Dom Dolla, and the vocal emotive power of Ellie Goulding, the soul of the track is intensely personal. During the writing process, the phrase "Echoes of You" kept haunting me. It perfectly described the presence of absence—how the people we lose seem to linger in the quiet moments.
I channeled the loss of my grandfather, my sister-in-law, and my lifelong dog, Aubree. I took that raw, personal grief and reframed it into a story about a "forever" love lost too soon. It’s about the walls we build to keep the pain out, only to realize we’ve trapped ourselves in with the memories.
But ultimately, this isn't a sad song. It’s a survival song.
The line “I built these dreams out of pain / you keep dancing through the rain” is the turning point. It is the realization that loving hard and losing deep isn't a weakness—it’s a gift.
This song is about finding the courage to dance forward, even when the echoes are calling you back.