Cornish Folk

Cornish folk music is a distinctive genre rooted in the rich cultural heritage and traditions of Cornwall, England. It often features tales of the sea, mining, and rural life, reflecting the region's history and landscapes. The genre is characterized by its emotive storytelling and melodic structures, frequently employing traditional instruments like fiddles, accordions, and tin whistles. Artists often sing in both English and Cornish, preserving the native language and adding a unique lyrical texture. This music evokes a deep sense of place and identity, blending haunting melodies with rhythmic elements that invite listeners into the heart of Cornwall's storied past.