r/folkrock • u/Odd-Plankton2531 • 15h ago
The Folk Soul
I'd be happy if you could give my song a listen! It has americana/rock and folk influences. Thanks!
r/folkrock • u/Odd-Plankton2531 • 15h ago
I'd be happy if you could give my song a listen! It has americana/rock and folk influences. Thanks!
r/folkrock • u/metal_lady666 • 5d ago
r/folkrock • u/throwaway1806425 • 14d ago
r/folkrock • u/KurtPolly505 • 18d ago
r/folkrock • u/Firm_Scallion1460 • 18d ago
My original song "Song Without a Name" sung on Tuesday’s original song night at Red Pipes.
r/folkrock • u/Tough_Bat_305 • 20d ago
r/folkrock • u/Tough_Bat_305 • 20d ago
Ciao a tutti, ho realizzato un video saggio narrativo per il mio canale di ascolto Frequenze per persone solitarie dedicato a Jackson C. Frank e al suo omonimo capolavoro del 1965.
In questo episodio ripercorriamo una delle vicende più strazianti della storia della musica: l'incendio scolastico vissuto a 11 anni che gli divorò il corpo, la produzione di Paul Simon a Londra dove Jackson pretese di cantare nascosto da paraventi per la troppa ansia, e la parabola che lo portò decenni dopo a vivere come clochard sulle panchine di New York prima di essere riscoperto come culto folk:
Conoscevate già la figura di Jackson C. Frank o la sua iconica Blues Run the Game?
r/folkrock • u/Starz_Bowl_3098 • Jul 24 '26
Hello, friends! Trying to get into playlisting. I curated one with the same name as this post - and the title pretty much said it all
r/folkrock • u/Keltik • Jul 23 '26
r/folkrock • u/cocosmith1 • Jul 13 '26
out everywhere :)
r/folkrock • u/dukesofapollo • Jul 12 '26
https://youtu.be/sEpMtnBRGi4?si=Sj1FTKM10GjFgic2
Little bit of an oldie. Looking to recreate this and update the sound and add some other instruments..Folk rock is back.
r/folkrock • u/Firm_Scallion1460 • Jul 09 '26
r/folkrock • u/dukesofapollo • Jun 28 '26
Would love some feedback. Im recreating this song and looking to improve it.
r/folkrock • u/Embarrassed-Try3725 • Jun 27 '26
r/folkrock • u/EldritchSteep95 • Jun 24 '26
r/folkrock • u/jameswhite89 • Jun 23 '26
Hey all!
A band I am in (James White & The Wild Fire) released our new EP last week and it seems to he doing quite well, which is just wonderful.
We are an unsigned band from the UK, so a bit odd we play music with folk rock with bluegrass influences as bluegrass just isn't a thing over here - which is criminal in my opinion!
I haven't ever posted in this group before but thought it may well be worth a shot... Our EP is called How To Replace Anxiety With A Broken Heart.
Would love to hear what you think!
https://open.spotify.com/track/7MUW3v0l7CNuxprOrmVHh6?si=NDsFJ5cfSHqET9OKLg71Vw
Kind regards,
JW
r/folkrock • u/CommitteeRound1668 • Jun 21 '26
Here's a folk album made with a 5 strings guitar. The tuning is different too.
r/folkrock • u/rexxthx • Jun 13 '26
This song is about mourning loved ones who have passed away when you have strong anti‑religious beliefs, and finding metaphors in that experience—such as demons representing mental health struggles and angels symbolizing the partner you hope to find one day.
r/folkrock • u/Keltik • Jun 12 '26