Martin Carthy and Eliza Carthy

Eliza Carthy, born in Scarborough, is a renowned English folk singer and fiddler known for her dynamic fusion of traditional and punk styles. Rising to fame in the '90s, she was part of Waterson-Carthy with her iconic parents and praised for albums like "Red Rice" and "Anglicana," both Mercury Prize nominees. Her collaborations include work with Billy Bragg and Richard Thompson, and she has received multiple Radio 2 Folk Awards. A key figure in modern U.K. folk, she's led projects like the Wayward Band and recorded solo hits like "Restitute" to support fellow musicians.

Martin Carthy, born in England, was pivotal in the 1960s English folk revival. A masterful guitarist and singer, he influenced legends like Bob Dylan and Paul Simon. Known for his authentic arrangements of traditional songs, he collaborated with Dave Swarbrick and led influential bands like Steeleye Span and the Albion Band. Carthy's work with the Watersons, Brass Monkey, and solo albums on Topic Records highlight his vast contributions to folk music.