LAU and The Unthanks deliver an unforgettable evening at the Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, culminating in a 13-piece encore and a standing ovation for all involved.

Ghazalaw is a fascinating project which more than succeeds in its aim of connecting two apparently divergent and ancient cultures, using the ebb and flow between voices, instruments and sounds to great effect in a hypnotic and immersive listening experience.

Gallop to Callop is the first solo project from one of Scotland’s leading folk musicians. If, in your life, you only listen to one album of Scottish fiddle music this is the one.

Old Adam marks the welcome return of Fay Hield to the studio, reaffirming her status as one of Britain’s leading singers across the spectrum of traditional and contemporary folk music. Fay is also our Artist of the Month for February.

Following the recent news that The Gloaming are to release a second album titled ‘2’, we can reveal another new track – listen to The Pilgrim’s Song – also our Song of the Day.

Described as Ireland’s equivalent to the story of the blues in America, The Wheels of the World tells the fascinating story of Ullieann Pipers through some of the most entertaining and revealing interviews – a seriously riveting read.

The latest release from American singer-songwriter Steve Forbert isn’t going to repeat the success of ‘Jackrabbit Slim’, but it sure goes a long way to repeating the magic.

The annual InterCeltic festival have announced the names of the artists performing in Porthcawl in March. Among them is RURA from Scotland and Jamie Smith’s Mabon from Wales.

Anne Briggs is to give a rare interview at Celtic Connections as part of a special screening of ‘Acoustic Routes’, a film that charts the story of legendary guitarist Bert Jansch. We take a brief look back at their connection and lives.

Part Three – Best Folk Music Albums of 2015 including: Steve Tilston, Barrule, Blazin Fiddles, Boo Hewerdine, Kyle Carey, Peatbog Faeries, Phillip Henry & Hannah Martin, Seckou Keita, Urban Folk Quartet and more

London-based Snowpoet’s eponymous debut album is an ethereal, psychedelic, and magical combination of lyrical, nature inspired poetry and modern innovative folk music. One that is bewitching and intriguing and likely to beguile many of those fortunate enough to hear it.

One to brighten up your day – Video Premiere and Song of the Day from Alejandra Ribera with ‘Satellite’, her new single from her forthcoming album La Boca. Don’t miss her UK debut on March 8th at Servants Jazz Quarters.