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We continue our look at the Best Albums of 2013. In part 2 we include Jackie Oates, Jack Day, Blue Rose Code, The Leisure Society, Richard Thompson, Éamonn Coyne & Kris Drever & many more!

Our Song of the Day is from The Left Outsides, they’re performing Gower Wassail in their own unique way. Introspective and ethereal English folk-psychedelia.

Northern Lights brings together six world-class musicians from Scotland, Northern Ireland and Scandinavia including Brian Finnegan, Niall Vallely, Ailie Robertson, Donald Grant & more.

Paul Armfield’s poet’s heart and a singer’s soul add the magic to Up Here. Blending folk, blues Americana and world flavours with a soupcon of Chanson, all done with impeccable taste.

Whilst the promise of a full band tour are cause for celebration, the full official release of Nathaniel Rateliff’s Falling Faster Than You Can Run is something to treasure for life.

Listen to the final episode of ‘Mix Tape Radio on Folk Radio UK’ for 2013 featuring tracks from Jeremy’s ‘5 Favourite Albums’ and ’10 Favourite EPs’ of 2013.

Stealing Sheep have released a new EP via Bandcamp, the NYE Remixes are free for a limited time only and features a number of their favourite remixes.

Folk Radio UK gives a retrospective view of 2013 with the Best Albums of the Year! In part one: Carthy, Hardy, Farrell and Young; Fionn Regan; Serafina Steer and more!

A fantastic new arrangement from Theo Bard for ‘Evil Eyes’ the addition of electric guitar, bass and violin make this track outstanding! Filmed at their last gig of 2013.

Blazin’ Fiddles celebrate their 15th Anniversary in style picking up “Scottish Folk Band of the Year” at the MG ALBA Scots Trad Awards, announcing new album and playing Celtic Connections!

After two recent sold out London shows, Nathaniel Rateliff announces Irish and UK dates and this time with the full band to support the excellent Falling Faster Than You Can Run.

Our Song of the Day is taken from a new album from Sharron Kraus & Harriet Earis featuring carols, wassailing songs and traditional tunes from England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.

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