The Latest

American composer, multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter Peter Broderick announces new EP following a debilitating illness that forced him to re-evaluate his life.

Our Song of the Day is a great live session of Megson performing ‘Still I Love Him’ from their latest album ‘In a Box’. Their tour kicks off later this month, don’t miss them.

For our second session for Bob Harris’ Under the Apple Tree Sessions we chose John Fullbright. Watch him performing a great acoustic version of ‘Going Home’.

Released this week as they start a UK tour, the Mareel EP was an excuse for Kris Drever introduce himself to some of his Shetland musical neighbours and he invites Éamonn Coyne along to the party. An excellent idea!

A unique collaboration, The Elizabethan Session sings the dreams, and nightmares, of paupers and princesses alike and encourages a new view, of an old story.

Watch Naomi Bedford performing Gypsy Davey with Justin Currie around a late night campfire. The song features on her new album ‘A History Of Insolence’.

A highly talented five piece based in Eugene, Betty And The Boy have a brilliant, unique sound and FRUK gets an exclusive introduction to this Eugene, Oregon combo.

During this year’s Purbeck Folk Festival we recorded a number of live sessions. Watch our first with the wonderful Vena Portae performing ‘Summer Kills’ from their debut album.

Elysian Quartet cellist Laura Moody warms up to debut album release ‘Acrobats’ with a series of live videos – watch her spectacular performance of Nick Drake’s Cello Song.

The Walking Who are a Sydney based band who hit our radar this week. Check their amazing new video for ‘With Roses’…simply brilliant.

Our Song of the Day is from Des Moines, Iowa native Max Jury. Check the new video for Black Metal plus UK Autumn tour dates. One worth catching.

Introducing Pat Tierney, a Brisbane based roots musician who’s currently touring down the eastern coast of Australia. Check his new video for ‘Love We’re Looking For’.

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