The Latest

Myles Manley streams his new single, “Pay Me What I’m Worth”, which features on his new album “More Songs” out in early February. Listen to it here.

Read our live review of Apple Of My Eye at Tooting Folk Club, a truly special evening plus watch the video premiere of ‘Durdham Down’ performed live at Union Chapel.

Sam Lee set the bar very high with his debut album ‘Ground of its Own’, we believe his new album ‘The Fade In Time’ will take him over and beyond those heights, he just needs your help getting there.

Watch the new video from Bear’s Den for Think Of England, a lead single from their debut album, ‘Islands’ which is out now. They perform live on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch this weekend.

Jose Gonzalez returns with a new solo album eight years after his sophomore release to be followed by a four-date UK Tour kicking off at London’s Scala on 11th March.

Light in the Attic release their most significant and important album to date. 15 years in the making it’s a beautiful musical revelation that will stun many listeners.

We have a beautiful track from Stornoway’s new album to share called The Road You Didn’t Take which has the Gower Peninsula in Wales to thank for inspiration.

Another new mix from FRUK featuring some great tracks from: Jason Molina, Stick in the Wheel, Hot Feet, Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy, Conor Oberst and lots more.

Watch the behind the scenes video of Seth Avett of (The Avett Brothers) and Jessica Lea Mayfield making their new Elliott Smith tribute album which is due for release on March 17th.

Our Song of the Day is taken from the forthcoming single from Astronauts. Alongside the video from Armenia-based production company Manana Films it’s an absolute winner.

Watch the new video for “Flying a Rocket” from the upcoming self-titled solo debut from Herman Dune’s Black Yaya. Plus listen to a show he hosted for Simple Folk Radio.

Taking Irish folk tunes and flamenco’s fire as their starting points Bully’s Acre combine three exceptional musical talents and the spectacular debut CD, The Twelve Pins, is the result.

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