Watch Kodiak Island’s ‘Simplexity’, from their new album ‘The Amber Road’ – Jo Bartlett, Green Man Festival founder, talks us through the song and shares her dream festival lineup.

Recorded live at Celtic Connections in 2008, ‘Waterman’s Live EP’ offers a glimpse of the magic that takes place when Michael McGoldrick and his band get together. Simply breathtaking.

The best in British Folk Music and beyond featuring Dirk Powell, Kris Drever, Fay Hield, Martin Carthy, Maeve Mackinon, Lauren MacColl & more.

Eamon O’Leary returns with his first new music in over two years. His new single “Sister In Song” is also our Song of the Day, out 28 August on Reveal.

When I Wait For You is so absorbing it could only come from that rare combination of technical brilliance and joy of collaboration that Dirk Powell has in abundance.

Taken from Christopher Coll’s forthcoming EP ‘The Black Doorway’, watch the accompanying video for opener ‘Into the Ocean’, premiering today on Folk Radio.

On Finishing School, Teri Bracken finds a way to express feelings that suggest we don’t need to be tied to outside expectations.

Thanks to Patterson Hood and The Drive-By Truckers, Jerry Joseph has created nothing short of a masterpiece. This is a candidate for Album of the Year. Period.

While Atta Boy never expected their début to go much beyond their own circle of friends and family, this release will be heard far and wide.

Our Song of the Day comes from Dublin based sean-nós singer, flute and concertina player, Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin. Watch him performing The Deepest breath.

This week on the Hudson Records listening club they have some of their favourite fellow Sheffielders, Nancy Kerr & James Fagan, with their album ‘Twice Reflected Sun’.

Tar Gui feels very much like an autonomous work, a large yet intimate journey album that will reward each listen. A beautiful album from a very generous musician.