Polly Vaughan at The Radar Station (2019) Three remixes of ‘Polly Vaughan’ from Homespun, featuring Sproatly Smith, Jacken Elswyth and Alula Down.įRoots Download CD, Summer 2019, ‘Master Kilby’ from Homespun (2018).īetwixt & Between 5 (2019). Mixed and mastered by Sean Read at Famous Times. Homespun (2018) Eight songs, five original compositions, two traditional, and a new setting of a Chartist hymn. Sagging Pockets, Labelled Jars, Old Tobacco Tins (2008) Self-released in hand printed tissue paperĪlula Down (2015) on Reverb Worship records – a compilation of the first two albums To hear all of our music go to our band camp site.įull Discography (in chronological order): Midwinter download-only releases in 2015, 20, and 2020 are available through the Alula Down bandcamp site. ‘Flotsam’ and ‘Sagging Pockets’ were compiled as a self-titled release on the Reverb Worship label in 2015.
Our own albums include Homespun (2018), Flotsam (2013), and Sagging Pockets, Labelled Jars, Old Tobacco Tins (self-released in 2008 wrapped in hand printed tissue paper). Previous Alula Down releases include work with other artists, including contributions to J acken Elswyth’s Betwixt & Between tape collections and Sproatly Smith’s Weirdshire compilations (‘Hereford Garden Dreaming’ on Beating the Bounds, 2015, and ‘Grace Lies Down’ on Burning the Bush, 2017). In May 2020 during early pandemic lockdowns we released a limited edition vinyl single on Future Grave – that sold out in 3 hours ( wrap your hills around our absence). Postcards from Godley Moor, Summer 2020 was The Guardian’s Folk Album of the month for August 2020.
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Other releases over 2020 – 2021 were Postcards from Godley Moor, a series of 4 seasonal albums. These incorporated lo-fi tracks that collage local field recordings, traditional & original songs, and semi-improvised instrumentals.
A contribution to the compilation Future Folk: Friendly Faces Different Spaces was released on the Slow Music Movement label on April 15th 2021 ( Sir Orfeo), and subsequently became The Guardian’s Folk Album of the Month for May 2021.
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