Singer/songwriter Dave Artus trades songs and conversation with host Jon Bickley. Dave is an articulate and interesting guest. It was an immensely enjoyable afternoon talking about the craft of songwriting, playing live, recording with professional producers, helping to run a successful folk club (Uxbridge), running a folk festival (Rickmansworth). Dave features songs from his recently released album 'Viewpoints' but also performs a number of songs unavailable elsewhere.

Back in February 2017 singer Anne Cunningham was featured artist on the very first Invisible Folk Club podcast. 16 months later she has made a welcome return, this time in the company of singer/songwriter Alan Garmonsway who had his own podcast feature in Nov 2017. Anne contributed lead vocals to many of the songs on Alan's recent solo project 'Ridgeway' and they perform material from that album on this podcast session. Host Jon Bickley also contributes a number of his more recent compositions.

Back in February 2017 singer Anne Cunningham was featured artist on the very first Invisible Folk Club podcast. 16 months later she has made a welcome return, this time in the company of singer/songwriter Alan Garmonsway who had his own podcast feature in Nov 2017. Anne contributed lead vocals to many of the songs on Alan's recent solo project 'Ridgeway' and they perform material from that album on this podcast session. Host Jon Bickley also contributes a number of his more recent compositions.

The second album from English band Pagan Harvest is entitled Sacred River. It is a bold artistic statement, a hybrid of dark folk, classical and progressive rock influences encompassing the myths, legends and magic of London and the River Thames.

Songwriter Jon Bickley talks to Invisible Folk Club producer Steve Yarwood about the lyrical themes which evoke an atmosphere of ancient London in the time of Charles Dickens and much much earlier.

Jill Waterson & Ady Shaw have been performing as a duo since early 2017. Their set is an even mix of Ady's passionate and powerful original songs along with carefully chosen covers and traditional material.

Ady is an experienced performer having played in bands and solo around the Watford area for many years. His songs reflect the ups and downs of life.

Jill has a choral background and provides lovely arrangements, great harmonies and occasional glockenspiel, recorder and percussion.

Jill Waterson & Ady Shaw have been performing as a duo since early 2017. Their set is an even mix of Ady's passionate and powerful original songs along with carefully chosen covers and traditional material.

Ady is an experienced performer having played in bands and solo around the Watford area for many years. His songs reflect the ups and downs of life.

Jill has a choral background and provides lovely arrangements, great harmonies and occasional glockenspiel, recorder and percussion.

Jill Waterson & Ady Shaw have been performing as a duo since early 2017. Their set is an even mix of Ady's passionate and powerful original songs along with carefully chosen covers and traditional material.

Ady is an experienced performer having played in bands and solo around the Watford area for many years. His songs reflect the ups and downs of life.

Jill has a choral background and provides lovely arrangements, great harmonies and occasional glockenspiel, recorder and percussion.

London based duo Black Scarr are Emma Scarr (vocal/violin) & Johnny Black (vocal/guitar). Emma's poetic yet earthy lyrics reflect her own experiences and those of people 'not that good at normal life' especially when the ageing process has kicked in. Yes the songs are serious but Emma's wry sense of humour ensures there are times when you will laugh and cry in the same verse! Johnny's tunes are rooted in folk and Americana with great choruses. More information at http://www.18tilidie.com/

London based duo Black Scarr are Emma Scarr (vocal/violin) & Johnny Black (vocal/guitar). Emma's poetic yet earthy lyrics reflect her own experiences and those of people 'not that good at normal life' especially when the ageing process has kicked in. Yes the songs are serious but Emma's wry sense of humour ensures there are times when you will laugh and cry in the same verse! Johnny's tunes are rooted in folk and Americana with great choruses. More information at http://www.18tilidie.com/

On 1st February 2018 Folk/Prog band Pagan Harvest released their second album. Entitled Sacred River it is a bold artistic statement encompassing the myths, legends and magic of London and the River Thames.

Lawrence Reed talks in depth about his approach to writing the

music and how his recent Masters degree in composition has been influential in developing his distinctive style.