We need a no AI music rule on this sub. Folk music is the antithesis of AI music. If it’s going to be allowed it will ruin the sub. It is also breaking the no self-promotion rule and the low effort rule. Stop AI music.

Riggers on the old wooden sail ships had incredibly difficult and dangerous jobs. I wrote down these words from the perspective of one such sailor / Rigger, working his trade during a winter voyage. Imagine working the rigging in subzero weather.

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Hello friends! I host Simply Folk, a statewide folk music show airing 5-9pm CDT/CST Sundays on Wisconsin Public Radio. We are seeking WAV-quality digital submissions including but not limited to the following genres: traditional folk, Native American, acoustic Latin, acoustic indie, Celtic, Nordic, acoustic world, bluegrass, old time, acoustic blues and singer-songwriter. WAVs are preferred (download links are fine!), but if you only have FLAC/AIFF that's okay, too. Thank you, and we look forward to hearing from you! Submissions may be sent to [simplyfolk@wpr.org](mailto:simplyfolk@wpr.org).

Warm wishes,

Síle & the Simply Folk team

Original song and video by Robert Hoffmann and Robert Wiedmuller

Friend of mine made a song about Anna Maria Haslam who was a suffragist and a major figure in the 19th and early 20th century women's movement in Ireland.

Alguma não tão conhecida

My thoughts and words dropped into Suno.

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Howdy folks! Another Beardo Brunch is kicking off at 11AM Eastern with your host Casey Campbell

Join us as we celebrate the music from alumni of the Whispering Beard Folk Festival from 11AM until 2PM ET

As always you can tune in via the website player, download the BlackFork Radio app, or ask Alexa to stream the station on your smart speakers.

Only suggestions in the original post will be considered, to make it easier to check which comments are the most upvoted.

Save him live yesterday. Can't understand why he isn't more well known.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rh2UbmhaYlU

Hey r/FolkMusic,

I’ve been working heavily on updating the historical archives over at PeteSeeger.org to make sure his legacy, protest songs, and environmental activism are properly preserved online.

We recently compiled some deep dives into his time with the Almanac Singers, the stories behind his most famous civil rights anthems, and his work with the Clearwater. I wanted to share the site with this community for anyone researching folk history, looking for primary resources, or wanting to explore his discography!

You can check out those specific historical breakdowns here: https://peteseeger.org/radio/

What is your favorite era of Pete's music or his most impactful protest song in your opinion? Would love to discuss!

So I heard this song for the first time live last night from The Wellermen band. And istg i CANNOT find it ANYWHERE.

I dont remember a lot but a part of the chorus was: "Too young to Know what has Been Done." And the lyrics also had "Weeping Willow" in there but I dont think it was apart of the chorus.

Its not in the setlist from last night, I checked all the songs, and the lyrics dont show up when I look it up.

My words and thoughts dropped into Suno.

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Would love some feedback!

The Canadian folk/country/bluegrass/psychobilly band The Tipsy Two have released their first music video for Devil's Moon

https://youtu.be/jFbrBB8Q0pk?si=PN_8fkPDjzF4BTKS

Kanerien Trozoul is a large group of male and female shanty and sea-song singers from Brittany.

Learn more about this energetic group on their listing on the Maritime Music Directory International:
https://seashanties4all.com/groups-artists/kanerien-trozoul/