We have our first Celtic Connections live review in: Neil caught two great performances from Albastur Cultural Exchange and an an unlisted appearance by young five-piece Cherry Grove.
Our latest FRUK Session is from Stephen Burch, better known to most as The Great Park. This intimate session which includes a new song was recorded in Nuremberg, Germany. Enjoy.
Rachael Dadd, the most celebrated female artist on FRUK, announces new album ‘We Resonate’ the strongest and most impacting body of work into the public sphere. We can’t wait!
Yesterday saw the release of Damien Jurado’s new album ‘Brothers and Sisters of the Eternal Son’. Watch the stunning live video recording of ‘Jericho Road’, one of the strongest tracks from the album.
Folk Radio UK has a great Exclusive Video Premiere of Henry Priestman’s (The Christians) new music video for Goodbye Common Sense from his forthcoming album ‘The Last Mad Surge of Youth’.
With an almost unrivalled track record of delivering hits for others, Beth Nielsen Chapman finally gets to add a touch of her own magic to a collection of 12 of her finest songs.
Our Song of the Day is from the gravelly quiet vocals of Ian Williams of the Dead Flowers, a London based Alt.Country / Americana band. We’ve also included two great covers, both are free to download.
Gavin Marwick launches The Long Road And The Far Horizons at Celtic Connections, with an extremely talented big band to present the first glimpse of his brimful personal tune book.
Peter Mulvey has announced the release of a new album titled Silver Ladder via Signature Sounds on April 1st with some help from fans via Kickstarter. He’s also back in the UK on tour in March.
A long overdue mix from FRUK. This is a pretty eclectic one that part way through led me right back in time when I was running a channel then called ‘The Edge’.
