These four folk songs from different eras of the genre made folk music cool again, and they've aged pretty well today.

These iconic 1960s and '70s folk songs sound as fresh, inspired, and influential as they did when they were first released.

Taylor, a multi-Grammy winner and member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, has inspired generations of musicians with folk-pop songs such as “Fire and Rain,” “Sweet Baby James,” “Shower ...

Enjoy the melodies of Stick Season by Noah Kahan, a soft and gentle song that explores the idea of loneliness and finding ...

Enjoy the lyrics and meaning behind Orange Juice by Noah Kahan, and feel this song's message about healing, reconnection, and overcoming struggles.

Take a peek around the current pop landscape, and you’ll notice ... the same three words over and over again: same old song. The folk-stomp party rages on, but the hosts are looking for the ...

Yagódy create tension and drama as they interweave their voices, so that their songs feel like they’re ringing out from the ...

It is a line from Jarabe De Palo’s 1998 song, “Depende,” which her dad ... Livingston Taylor — her former mentor and brother of folk legend James Taylor — that has followed her throughou ...