Mutual Benefit announces his new album Skip a Sinking Stone and reveals his new video for ‘Not For Nothing’. He will perform a special one-off UK headline show for 28th April at Bush Hall, London.

Our Song of the Day comes from Canadian four-piece Folly & The Hunter with their video premiere for ‘Lose the Light‘. The song features on their forthcoming album ‘Awake’ due out 18th March.

Kings Place, London is to play host to a series of concerts ‘without voices’ – No Voices presents leading lights in the brand new wave of contemporary UK-based musicians changing perceptions about instrumental music borne out of folk traditions.

This is a much stronger step forward from Blue Rose Code than might be initially apparent. It’s an album that rewards return visits with new discoveries and one on which his Scottish roots are far more in evidence. Ultimately, it’s all about those songs…his best yet.

We have a stunning video premiere from London acoustic Trio August and After for their new single ‘Wolves‘ from their brand new EP ‘Cascades’ which is set to be released on the 17th of March.

Our Tune of the Day is Fulfil, a beautiful and mellow reverie from Junkboy which uses elements of Azimuth Co-Ordinator’s music. It features as an ‘A side’ of a brand new lathe cut vinyl single, released as part of the 454545 lathe cut series project on 3.45PM.

Red is the second in the Echo Bloom’s three colours trilogy, described by frontman Kyle Evans as ‘country/shoegaze’ with the songs telling stories and painting pictures in black and white.

Bellowhead announce release of ‘Bellowhead Live: The Farewell Tour’, a Deluxe triple disc (2CD + DVD) of previously unreleased live audio and film from the first of 2 farewell tours.

We have a beautiful premiere and Song of the Day from London based progressive folk trio James Edge and the Mindstep. ‘Becoming’ is a unique and moving song with the exquisite string arrangement by the legendary Robert Kirby and features on their double a-side single released today.

Aidan Moodie and Graham Rorie release their debut album as Gnoss, one that demonstrates their musicianship and how well they combine as a superb duo.

We have an exclusive video premiere from Gaelic Supergroup Dàimh with a short film on the making of their latest album ‘The Hebridean Sessions’…Needless to say, there are splashes of humour throughout!

In his latest collaboration Sam Beam (Iron & Wine) shares songwriting duties for the first time as he teams up with Jesca Hoop for an album inspired by classic duets. In a new video they tell the story behind the album.