The Latest

The 78 Project Movie make its International Premiere at the 2014 BFI London Film Festival this month. We share some of our favourite sessions from the project.

Listen to ‘Sweet Science’, a new track taken from Findlay Napier’s new album ‘VIP Very Interesting Persons’. He heads out on tour this month supporting Eddi Reader. Not to be missed.

Our Song of the Day from London based quartet Cristobal And The Sea is one you just cannot sit still to. Listen to ‘My Love (Ay Ay Ay)’. Stunningly brilliant!

Peggy Sue announce double A-side single ‘Substitute’ / ‘Say What You Mean’. To coincide with a special one-off London show on Nov 2nd at the Bussey Building with guests Cosmo Sheldrake and more.

Starting a string of Scottish dates today, before heading out to Europe, Skerryvore give Folk Radio UK an exclusive insight into their hectic world and the brilliant new album Chasing The Sun.

With a stage show to complement the CD David Gibbs offers up a great new album for children featuring the likes of Blue Rose Code, Nancy Kerr, Bella Hardy, Lucy Ward and Jez Lowe.

Winchester-born singer Louise Jordan returns with her third self-produced Latin titled album ‘Veritas’ that showcases her clear, pure soprano and accomplished guitar and piano playing.

Our Song of the Day comes from Dublin based singer-songwriter Ailbhe Reddy who is currently working up new material for her first EP. After hearing this I hope it’s soon.

Fieldnotes is a gentle un-rushed musical affair from James Haddock Jr. backed by a fantastic set of musicians including Nathan “Junior” Andersen of M.Ward/The Dandy Warhols.

We rejoin Arborea for the final entry of their guest tour blog. They play in Dallastown, Pennsylvania before returning home to Philadelphia. They are playing a few dates in Ireland in November.

Luke Winslow-King’s fourth album draws extensively on the musical roots his adopted home of New Orleans. A stylistically diverse but cohesive collection of fine Southern blues.

On ‘South Wind, Clear Sky’ Mark Fry has created a set of songs that examine innocence, loneliness, tranquillity and adventure with a painter’s eye for detail and an enviable compositional skill.

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