We firmly believe that the internet should be available and accessible to anyone, and are committed to providing a website that is accessible to the widest possible audience, They may own the land, but the songs belong to no one… Our countryside is bedevilled with struggle, but a better world is coming, and it’s singing as it comes. It includes contemporary stories such as Owen Shiers’ ballad of the community farm Trecadwegan, as well as the timeless classics, such as that which gives the album its name. Stand Up Now includes recordings from Robin Grey, The Norfolk Broads, Ewan McClennan and many more. Recorded the cold wet spring of 2021, these fifteen songs raise the eternal themes of our present and of our past love, liberty and the struggles of labour.

Stand Up Now collates traditional and original music gathered from the farms, woods and cities of our contested nation, and stands in a proud tradition of peoples’ music and peoples’ history. This amazing collation of songs draws on the collective talent of our membership and musicians who support our cause.

Digitally download your copy on this page, or head here if you would prefer a hard copy CD. This summer the Landworkers’ Alliance is releasing its album: Stand Up Now.

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