We join Jonathan Day on the road for a series of guest posts written during his Atlantic Drifter launch tour. We join him as he arrives in China to perform in Gangzhou and Shenzhen.

Two Universes is the latest offering from Feufollet , a young five piece band hailing from Southwest Louisiana playing a lively gumbo of Cajun, honky-tonk, classic country, rock and pop.

Our Song of the Day comes via the new video from Norfolk-based singer/songwriter Holly Lerski for Oh Atoms, Oh Molecules, taken from her latest album The Wooden House.

In part 2 of our live review of this year’s Wickham Festival we take in the Moulettes, Kathryn Tickell and The Side, Eliza Carthy and The Wayward Band, Seth Lakeman, Billy Bragg, The Hut People, Megson and more.

As part of their ongoing project to mark the centenary of the First World War, the northern folk experimentalists Harp and a Monkey have released a new video today – Raise A Glass To Danny is a tribute to Daniel Laidlaw, “the Piper of Loos”.

We have a spectacular and beautiful video premiere from Heg & The Wolf Chorus for The White Witch, the the first single to be taken from their forthcoming debut album “Raising the Fires” which we’re really looking forward to hearing more from.

Both haunting and moody, Alex Roberts sixth album, The Daemon & The Eidolon, illustrates why he’s held in such esteem. It also underscores his immersion in the sound of traditional English folk-blues and prime influences of John Renbourn, Bert Jansch and almost certainly John Martyn.

Beyond the Fell Wall is a new book by Richard Skelton… a distillation of his thoughts and observations from his brief tenure spent living in a small valley, high in the Furness hills of Cumbria, informed by his daily wanderings along its network of paths, the banks of its streams and the edges of its walls.

Our Song of the Day comes from Tasseomancy. Watch their new video for ‘Braid. Wind Is Coming’, the making of which is a story in itself as video director Blake Blakely explains.

The music on Cold Moon has a deceptively gentle tone that can mask the powerful lyrics and the slowly developing theme of departure. It is also a truly, remarkable album – we can only hope that Diane and Francesconi continue collaborating and make many more like it.

The new film by London film maker Liam Barker ‘Voice of the Eagle: The Enigma of Robbie Basho’, is to receive it’s world premiere next month following its selection for the Raindance film festival.

We have an exclusive album stream of Gabrielle Papillon’s ‘The Tempest Of Old’ which captures the pick-up-and-play honesty in her song writing with each track being beautifully produced alongside a yielding sense of time and place. Listen to it here, it’s a real treat.