Fathoms, by The Furrow Collective

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1.	Davy Lowston 03:16	buy track
2.	The Dark-Eyed Gypsies 03:57	buy track
3.	False Lover Won Back 02:58	buy track
4.	Write me Down 02:39	buy track
5.	False True Love 03:29	buy track
6.	The Cruel Grave 03:52	buy track
7.	The Cabin Boy 03:50	buy track
8.	My Son David 04:29	buy track
9.	Down by the Greenwoodside 03:15	buy track
10.	As I Came in by Yon Castle Wall 02:09	buy track
11.	Lady Eliza 03:38	buy track
12.	Our Ship She's Ready / I am a Maid that’s Deep in Love 04:24	buy track

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November 2018 saw the release of the third album Fathoms by award-winning and acclaimed folk group The Furrow Collective. Produced in Powys and Oxfordshire by honorary fifth-Furrow Andy Bell Fathoms sees the group build further on their substantial reputation for breathing new life into traditional songs.

Fathoms captures typically innovative arrangements and sets the four distinctive voices in a magical, captivating sound-world. As with their previous collections, the impression is by turns ancient, evoking the lines back to the earliest source, and then altogether unknown; fresh as tomorrow morning.

The Furrow Collective is an English/Scottish band consisting of four talented and individually prominent performers: Lucy Farrell (viola, voice & saw), Rachel Newton (harp, fiddle, voice), Emily Portman (banjo, concertina, voice) and Alasdair Roberts (guitars, voice). The group formed in 2013, drawn together by a shared love of traditional song and balladry of the England, Scotland and beyond and an open, intuitive approach to collaboration. In recognition of their innovative approach, The Furrow Collective were awarded the accolade of 2017 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 'Best Group', hot on the heels of the release in late 2016 of their second album, Wild Hog (also on Hudson Records).

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released November 9, 2018

Lucy Farrell
voice, viola, tenor guitar, percussion

Rachel Newton
voice, electroharp, fi ddle, piano, percussion

Emily Portman
voice, banjo, concertina, harmonium, percussion

Alasdair Roberts
voice, acoustic and electric guitars, banjolin,Yamaha CS-5, piano, harmonium

Andy Bell
Engineer, Mixer & Producer

Dean Honer
Mastered

Desdemona McCannon
Artwork

Robin Beatty
Graphic Designer

Seth Tinsley
Photography

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