Our Song of the Day is La Marseillaise en créole by the fabulous Lo’Jo, we have their brand new video to delight you with and if it does then make sure you check their album ‘Cinéma El Mundo’.
Bears Den distilled all their fine song writing, accomplished musicianship and splendid vocals into a great performance at King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow, the audience were with them all the way!
Following on from the excellent FRUK session, we are very pleased to be bring you the brand new video for The Informer, from Antun Opic’s No Offense plus an exclusive interview.
U.S. based tragicomic folk-pop troubadour Charles Latham has recorded an exclusive session for Folk Radio UK to mark his UK tour this month. He’ll be touring with Withered Hand and The Bobby McGees. Don’t miss him!
Tim Cohen returns with his band Magic Trick with their third offering ‘River of Souls’ which offers a new approach that exudes presence and confidence.
Having been to the first leg of the recording of this new UFQ Live II CD, it feels great to reconnect with this supremely talented foursome, a band that lives up to its promises.
Good music should lock your feet and jaw to the floor…Those particular objectives were achieved by Luke Sital-Singh in spectacular style at London’s Tabernacle. If you get the chance to see him, you know what to do.
Listen to Glen Hansard performing Bruce Springsteen’s classic song “Drive All Night” featuring Hansard’s friends and fellow musicians Eddie Vedder, Jake Clemons and Joe Henry.
London based breakthrough artist Sivu has unveiled a new remix for ‘I Lost Myself’ by none other than FRUK favourite Cosmo Sheldrake. Of course it’s great! Listen to it here.
Watch the new official video from Night Beds for Lost Springs…that unmistakable voice of Winston Yellen has been growing on me ever since the release of his debut album Country Sleep.
Glenn Jones kicks off his European tour this month and he’ll be making a number of UK appearances including London’s Cafe OTO on 12th Nov for which we have a pair of tickets to giveaway.
