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We’ve a new mix called ‘Lost in the Fields’ during which the weather literally changes thanks to field recordings and live outdoor sessions. A very special mix.

Tim Crabtree has an unforgettable voice, one that forms the signature sound and core essence of Paper Beat Scissors, now you have the chance to catch him on his UK Tour from August.

Today’s Song of the Day comes via the Second Language label and Silver Servants who indulge in the outer margins of electro-acoustic experimentation.

Sam Amidon announces new album Lily-O featuring jazz guitarist and composer Bill Frisell. Listen to ‘Walkin’ Boss’ one of the first songs he learned on banjo.

In the 2nd part of our exclusive interview John Fullbright gets into more personal territory, discussing his musical growth, inspirations, his love of music and the place he calls home.

Justin Ringle, the man behind all ten years of Horse Feathers, is back with a new album that sounds very different and greater than ever. Listen to ‘Violently Wild’ plus US Tour Dates.

Our Song of the Day is from Steve Palmer’s new album Unblinking Sun, watch his new video for ‘Six Dollar Sunglasses’ , a pioneering player right out there in the blazing sun.

FRUK looks behind the making of ‘Centenary: Words and Music of the Great War’ featuring both music and WWI poems read by actor Jim Carter that he and his wife Imelda Staunton.

With their 2nd album The Call Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar prove the merit of two consecutive Folk Awards. They give FRUK some exclusive insight into their inspirations and much more.

We re-join the Dead Rat Orchestra on their canals and waterways tour ‘The Cut’. Today DRO member Robin Alderton shares his thoughts with us in this special guest blog feature.

Watch the video première from alt-country husband and wife duo Martin and Kerraleigh Child, AKA The August List for ‘Cut Yr Teeth’ from their new double A side single.

We have a very special Song of the Day and video exclusive from Gramercy Arms along with a Q&A with Joan Wasser and Lloyd Cole and some words from Reveal Records head man Tom Rose.

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