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Mix Tape Radio is back with Episode 20 and another 60 minutes of solid tunes, featuring 17 different artists, mixed together in a way that (hopefully) makes for a pleasant little soundtrack to a small part of your day.

On a whirlwind visit Stephen Kellogg, the David Copperfield obsessed troubadour, checks into Balham with Thanksgiving, one of the songs of the year.

Portraying moments in fairytale brush strokes, Allysen Callery’s fifth release ‘Mumblin’ Sue’ is yet another new folk gem.

RM Hubbert is set to release a new album in September via Scottish based label Chemikal Underground. Get your first taster of Breaks & Bone.

On the latest Simple Folk Radio Dillon is joined by Del Day (host of Songs from the Ark) with the hugely talented Jack Day in Session!

New York based singer-songwriter Christopher Paul Stelling’s second album ‘False Cities’ comes as an extremely refreshing and welcoming addition to the plethora of Americana artists dominating the scene.

Watch the stunning video premiere for Lucy Ward’s ‘Icarus’ taken from her forthcoming album ‘Single Flame’ which is released on Navigator Records on 19th August.

Brighton based folk singer Mary Hampton releases video for new single Gold Hat and will feature in the RSPB’s fundraising Hollow Tree Festival in Brighton on 27th July.

Folk Radio UK heads to Wickham Festival at the beginning of next month where a staggering lineup promises a great long unforgettable Summer Weekend! Read our Festival preview.

In October 2013, ‘Bright Phoebus Revisited’ will draw together the remaining members of the Waterson family plus some very special guests in a unique celebration of the life and work of Lal and Mike through their music.

Brothers Robin and Joe Bennett better known as The Dreaming Spires celebrate their summer festival appearances with a new double A-side digital single. Watch their new video for Brothers in Brooklyn.

This years Garforth Arts Festival proved to be a a great day which included great performances from folk music favourites Lau, Kate Rusby and the perfect finale from Bellowhead.

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