The Propaganda SiteMulti-instrumentalist folk artist Daisy Rickman's "Howl" (which is Cornish for "sun") is our #SongoftheDay on this fine Sunday. There is a sense of weight to the song and her delivery, and we're feeling it.
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Daisy Rickman infuses her mostly traditional British folk with psychedelic accents and ethereal textures with a lyrical mixture of English and Cornish.
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Daisy Rickman | the PROPAGANDA site
Daisy Rickman is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who plays British folk that treads the line between traditional and modern. Being from the Cornwall area, she sings in English and Cornish, and with a deep voice in a way that goes well with her mesmerizing sound. She uses a wide range of instruments in her arrangements, including a sitar, cello, and bouzouki, among others, which adds a psychedelic accent to her otherwise pastoral tone. Her music is somber and contemplative, not to mention, fairly dark in tone. It feels like it comes from a very old place with some history attached to it. She is a talented artist all around, as she not only plays all the instruments in her albums, but also creates the cover art herself.
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Daisy Rickman:
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https://daisyrickman.bandcamp.com/track/falling-through-the-rising-sun
Falling Through The Rising Sun, by Daisy Rickman
from the album Howl
Will 
I'm a fan of 60s icons Bert Jansch (not too well-known) & Anne Briggs (virtually unknown), so I'm delighted to find Daisy Rickman with her astonishing ability to channel both their spirit & their music. Also, love the birdsong in the background. You may recognize Blackwaterside as the tune Jimmy Page 'covered' (as Black Mountain Side). But Daisy makes it her own. Charming.
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