Our Song of the Day is Somewhere Along the Road, sung in beautiful harmony by Steeleye Span. Watch their new video along with a short documentary about the song. Catch them on tour now!

We have a bonus premiere today in the form of the new double-A single from Oxford-based roots band The Great Western Tears. Not the Losing Kind and Misty are true songwriting collaborations between the partnership of core band members David Waterhouse and Garry Richardson. Don’t miss the single launch show on 2 Dec 2015.

Prince Edward Island trio The East Pointers hit the UK shore this month touring through to December. Don’t miss this great opportunity to catch them live. In case you needed any persuading watch them performing The Drift live.

Curlicue is an exhaustingly foot-tapping, head-nodding collection of captivating tunes. A magnificent debut from Freya Rae and Louis Bingham whose playing matches the decorative curls and swirls depicted in the album title.

‘Best Day’ is the third album from Mairearad and Anna and firmly establishes them as one of Scotland’s most talented mutli-instrumental duos – one listen and you’ll be hooked!

We have a great song premiere today from young Cornish five-piece Flats & Sharps who have also just announced their new album ‘King Of My Mind’. Listen to the lead track ‘My Life’, also our Song of the Day.

In our ongoing ‘Guest Feature’ The Shee tell us all about their tenth anniversary Continuum project and their nominated collaborators. For their latest post Rachel Newton tells us about her choice – the wonderfully talented Karine Polwart.

On Utica Huw M explores some of the connections between Welsh and American folk songs with the combination of soulful gospel harmonies in the context of traditional and contemporary Welsh folk music – it’s a unique sounding album, one that could make an impressive live show too.

We have the pleasure in premiering the new video from Dutch-English singer-songwriter Gitta de Ridder for her new single Alternate Reality which is available now via Bandcamp.

Two Wolves is a superb album, one of the year’s best, with each of its songs brimming with nuance and depth. Although covering some deeply personal subjects, Marry’s skills as a singer, lyricist and, above all, a story-teller bring a very human touch, enabling the songs to maintain their focus and intensity without overwhelming the listener.

With a wealth of songs, stories and experience to bring to his performance, Rab Noakes in concert is an event that every lover of acoustic music should make the most of.

We have a song premiere today from the wonderful Heidi Talbot. Her new single ‘Christmas in September’ was written by Boo Hewerdine and produced by John McCusker. It’s released on 23rd November through Under One Sky Records.