Back in October, Manchester-based band Honeyfeet, fronted by Ríoghnach Connolly, published their third album titled It’s Been A While, Buddy, featuring a fusion of musical genres fully representing the sound of the band, from protest songs to jazz, funk to psychedelic folk and pop to African rhythms.

“Work It” is the opening track and latest single extracted from the LP. It enjoys the participation of singer/songwriter Rik Warren and is accompanied by an absorbing videoclip filmed at the Islington Mill artistic community in Salford showcasing the choreography and dance of the talented movement artist, Freya Jenkin.

You can find out more, listen to and buy the single, which also includes a cover of “You Go To My Head” featuring dance producer Werkha, HERE

Event Review + Gallery: Bromyard Folk Festival (Bromyard, Herefordshire; Thursday 9th to Sunday 12th September 2021)

With the dance tent already in full swing, the live accompanying bands Banter and Urban Folk Theory were at large most often and their unflagging efforts were as much of a spectacle as the dance portion itself. The Urban Folk Theory was more favoured among the younger audiences here, challenging…

Artists: Afro Celt Sound System , Banter , Edward the Second , Ríoghnach Connolly , Stuart McCallum , The Breath , Urban Folk Theory