The Latest

Sugaring Season is Beth Orton’s first album in six years, an album which is introspective and endearingly uncertain, but consistently eloquent.

Kate Rusby talks to Folk Radio UK about her new album ’20’ which features a host of well known guests including Nic Jones, Paul Weller, Dick Gaughan, Ruchard Thompson and many more!

Benjamin Francis Leftwich has released a cover of Tom Petty’s classic ‘Won’t Back Down’. The track will feature in an episode of Grey’s Anatomy on 18th October but you can download it below.

Brooke Sharkey’s debut album ‘One Dress’ possesses a powerful mastery way beyond any debut album expectations. A classic in the making! Download her free track: His Voice

On Joyce the Librarian’s latest release ‘They Put Land Between Us’ the Bristolian quartet has taken the Folk-Pop genre, stripped it bare and rebuilt it gracefully with their own originality.

There will be a Mix Tape Radio show this week but not a new one. Instead we’ll be playing some older episodes so you can still get your Mix Tape fix for the week. First broadcast Sunday at 9:00pm.

This weeks Simple Folk Radio finds Danny Green (Laish) keeping Simple Folk a bit more simple than usual. Joined in the studio by Danny Knight, an old friend from university days…

A new 8-Track mix we’ve put together for Friday…nice and upbeat for the end of the week featuring Lisa Hannigan, Bard, Father John Misty, Of Monsters and Men and more

Many of you will already be familiar with Laish frontman Daniel Green who is also the monthly resident guest host for the splendid Simple Folk Radio. We caught up with him to talk all things Laish & more!

Ewan McLennan took the time to talk to Folk Radio UK about his latest album ‘The Last Bird To Sing’, what makes a troubador tick and whether the success of Rags & Robes took him by surprise.

A new Bon Iver video has been released for Beth/Rest…it is one of his more unusual with a new age flare featuring some “interesting” choices of clothing.

The Shee are known for their mix of folk, bluegrass and trad delivered with affecting vocals and lush instrumentals, ‘Murmurations’, their third release, delivers once again this fine balance.

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