The Latest

New York-based songwriter, composer, and arranger Will Stratton has a new album out on Talitres titled “Gray Lodge Wisdom“. Listen to the title track here.

Watch the new video from Devon Sproule & Mike O’Neill for ‘Walking in the Folly’ which features on their latest album ‘Colours’.

Peter Walker’s 1968 album ‘Second Poem To Karmela’ finally gets the long deserved re-master and reissue. Gorgeous folk, raga, psychedelia, Eastern and Modal sounds…also Song of the Day.

Kronos Quartet celebrate their 40th Anniversary with a 5 CD Boxset ‘Explorer Series’, a new album ‘A Thousand Thoughts’ and a ‘Kronos at 40’ Barbican concert.

Our Song of the Day is from the one and only Incredible String Band plus we have a great piece of documentary footage from 1974.

Watch the 1972 documentary The Shoals of Herring which was based on one of the original Radio Ballads. A radio series that revolutionised documentary making.

Electro-folk-storytellers Harp and a Monkey release their new album this month. Listen to their special FRUK guest mix featuring their influences from Harry Boardman to Bjork.

Check out the new Lucy Ward Band performing that Dexys Midnight Runners hit ‘Come on Eileen’. The band are on tour in April so don’t miss out.

Now in her 60s Linq releases her sixth album ‘Disconnect’, an album about different forms of disconnection that finds her voice still in fine form and her political fire undiminished.

Our Song of he Day is from DM Stith performing Up to the letters. It was filmed by La Blogotheque earlier this year as a ‘A Take Away Show’ during the Sundance Festival in Utah.

Anne catches up with ‘English Country Punk’ singer-songwriter Frank Turner in Stockholm and talks about camaraderie, traditional folk music and songwriter crushes…

North Dakota’s finest troubadour Tom Brosseau returns to the UK to tour his first solo release in 5 years and his 7th studio album to date.

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