The Fallows are set to release their debut album ‘Face The Wolves’ in September. They offer a distinct indie folk sound thanks to a winning combination of traditional and modern influences.

Jo Schornikow has an incredibly warm voice that carries such an emotional punch…threaded together observations and experiences…they don’t get more intimate than this. Catch her on tour with Scott Rudd

Laura Jorgensen has just released her follow-up EP Home, a great follow-up to her debut album ‘Feathered Arms’ released back in 2010. She draws comparisons to Joanna Newsom, Beirut and Kate Bush!

A new mix featuring the poetry jamesreindeer and music inspired by his first official spoken word album ‘Shallow Pools’. Includes music from A Band Of Buriers, The Beguilers, Quickbeam, Meg Baird, David A jaycock, I Am Oak, Bard and more.

The new Simple Folk Radio show will be presented by your regular SFR host Dillon along with Nicol (from Frozy). The show will feature a session from Turner Cody whose first commercial release was on Rough Trade’s 2002 Anti-folk Vol.1

Perlas is the second record from Josephine Foster & the Victor Herrero Band and continues their poetic rearrangements of traditional Spanish songs, bringing more Spanish sunshine into our lives.

An upcoming film NEVADA featuring some of Lau’s new album: Race The Loser is to be screened as part of the band’s Kings Place mini festival weekend “Welcome To Lau-Land”

North Carolina’s Bowerbirds who gave us a great in-depth interview back in February have unveiled the video for their latest single, ‘Sweet Moment’ ahead of a run of UK & European festivals this summer.

Change is a Drunk is the latest album from Las Vegas based ‘Dreaming of Lions’. The lo-fi production of this alt-country / indie-folk band wins hands down on this and many other releases that come from the stable of National SouthWestern Electronic Recordings.

Ellie Rumbold comes across in her biography as a very humble artist declaring she dabbles with the guitar and occasionally sings. That’s admirably polite but for a 16 year old she has a great talent.

Rachel Newton’s ‘The Shadow Side’ delights beyond words. There’s something for everyone in here – innovative harp/electro-harp loops and experiments; the darkest of traditional ballads; soothing Gaelic song and enchanting vocal performances.

Over 80 acts have graced the Woodburner stage since they started life two years ago. Now they will take their unique, intimate atmosphere and welcoming community vibe to the Southbank Centre for the first time, as part of Priceless London Wonderground Festival.