We have a special premiere and song of the day from Liverpool based Mariachi outfit Roja. This is a brand new version of their stand out track Roja from their new EP.

Seasick Steve announces new album – Sonic Soul Surfer and his first full UK tour in 4 years, across 14 venues next Spring 2015.

Kate has produced a work which is as impressively mature and sophisticated as it is eclectic and cohesive…one of the most highly listenable and finely-balanced experimental albums of the year.

Want an object lesson in living your dream? My Name In The Brackets, sees Boo Hewerdine, fuelled by clandestine radio listening, living his childhood dream of writing great songs.

In what is often an Americanised-medium James Frost takes a refreshing approach and carries on the age old folk tradition with a distinctive English slant.

Collective schemes thought up whilst travelling between gigs for a Christmas No 1 and a fitness video…we continue with the tour blog from The Poozies.

We have a special premiere (and Song of the Day) from Oxford-based singer, producer, composer and performer Bethany Weimers. Listen to Winter Heart.

Denver artist Esmé Patterson’s new concept album is written entirely from the perspective of women immortalised in famous songs – watch her new video for The Glow.

Dark folk acoustic trio headed by Polly of Polly and the Billets Doux come over all festive on their latest offering.

Our Song of the Day is a great premiere track from Southeast Oklahoma native Levi Parham. The song was inspired by his elusive cat called Lola…

Mark Radcliffe has turned the artist sessions into the centrepiece of the BBC Radio 2 Folk Show playing host to an extraordinary range of talent that makes for a uniquely enjoyable compilation.

Kirsty McGee & The Hobopop Collective’s ‘Those Old Demons’ is, without question, not just the finest work she’s yet released, but one of the best albums of the year.