The Latest

New York based cellist Julia Kent is to play her only UK date of 2013 at London’s Vortex club on tomorrow: Tuesday November 26. Also on the bill is London band Madam, fronted by writer/producer Sukie Smith.

Darren Hayman announces his new EP ‘Blue House’ made especially for the Indie Label Market. Listen to it now and download the free track ‘When the School Sold Its Fields’.

Our Song of the Day is from Dorset born Roo Panes, Land Of The Living is the title track of his new EP which is out on 2nd December 2013.

Simon talks to Bella Hardy about her new Christmas Single ‘I Would Bring You The Moon’, the carolling tradition and more as she prepares for her seasonal tour joined by Anna Massie & Chris Sherburn.

The Leigh Folk Festival in collaboration with Stone Tape Recordings and Sundown Arts brings you Midwinter Folk; a fundraiser for the 2014 Leigh Folk Festival providing the finest in folk music and poetry.

From the Swiss Italian come the Lonesome Southern Comfort Company, the vision of John Robianni and crew offering a brooding, intense take on the classic Americana sound.

Wintersmith is a collaboration between Steeleye Span and Terry Pratchett, a concept album based on the Tiffany Aching series in which tales of ancient rituals and secret folk dances lie within!

Another great video session recorded at Green Man 2013, this one is from the warm welsh vocals of Huw M performing The House By The Sea.

Pledge allegiance to The Men They Couldn’t Hang as their 30th anniversary is surely a cause for celebration.

Brebach’s latest album Ùrlar brings together varied aspects of the Scots tradition with contemporary compositions, executed by five musicians at the top of their game, both individually and collectively.

Oysterband announce a new studio album ‘Diamonds on the Water’ their first new collection of original songs in seven years! John Jones talks about the album and songs and says “it feels like a new chapter”.

Stornoway have revealed a short film on the making of their album “Tales from Terra Firma”. In a nutshell it is one of the best ‘making of’ films I’ve seen and if you haven’t got the album you’ll want it by the end. It’s Brilliant.

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