The Latest

The latest Nest Collective Hour is hosted by Jamie Doe and features Nick Mulvey, Flying Ibex and Ditte Elly, Taj Mahal, Moondog and many more.

Cambridge based folk singer Polly Paulusma announces fan support success. Leaves from the Family Tree to be released on vinyl, listen to this wonderful album in full here.

Today sees the premiere release of a new in-the-studio video from The Civil Wars for “The One That Got Away (Studio Cut)” watch it here.

One of Spiers & Boden’s many fine releases was their very first Album. ‘Through & Through’ is now to be re-issued after being unavailable since 2010.

The Liberty to Choose is a new compilation from Fellside featuring Brian Peters, James Findlay, Bella Hardy and Lucy Ward singing songs from ‘The New Penguin Book Of English Folk Songs’.

With a London show in July Maple Bee talks exclusively to Folk Radio UK about bringing together These Four Worlds, her restless creative streak and life as a music therapist.

Listen in full to ‘Fever to the Form’ the highly anticipated EP from Nick Mulvey which was released on Communion Records yesterday.

The soulful tones of Irish singer Rioghnach Connolly are on fine form as always on a new release from production heavyweight Rhys Adams under his ʻYes Kingʼ moniker. Listen here.

Enjoy a free track from Cam Penner with ‘Curiosity’ taken from To Build a Fire which we reviewed back in April this year.

“Much like the field recordings of Alan Lomax, Brother Dege’s ‘Folk Songs of the American Longhair’ tunnels into the ancient mysteries of pre-war blues and its devil-obsessed masters.”

Heather Maloney’s self-titled release on Signature Sounds is a defining milestone in her musical career, not so much ambitious as adventurous and one which will reap many rewards.

The Rambling Irishman Kevin Doherty takes time out from Four Men And A Dog to deliver ‘Seeing Things’, a literate solo work aimed at both head and heart and distinguished by fine string arrangements.

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