Our Song of the Day is from Steve Ashley with That’s Why, a song which features on his latest album This Little Game. The Stop the War Coalition website have also featured the song and put this video together. Don’t miss Steve at our next Levels Collective gig this Friday 25th September.
Chantal Acda’s latest offering ‘The Sparkle in our Flaws’ is ethereal, full of swirling passions and whispered longings, an intoxicating, calming and beguiling journey through the beauty of our imperfections.
We are granted another glimpse of ‘Divers’, one of the year’s most highly-anticipated album releases from Joanna Newsom as she reveals “Leaving The City”. Listen here.
We have the final in a special four-part feature from Ange Hardy in which she reveals four tracks from her new album Esteesee exclusively to FRUK readers. Listen to and read about ‘Friends of Three’.
In part one of our live review of this year’s Wickham Festival we highlight performances from Sharon Shannon, Carlos Núñez, De Temps Antan, Gavin Marwick and more.
Our Song of the Day is from Calexico via a new live video for “Tapping on the Line,” featuring Neko Case. It was filmed by Jason Roark at Flora Recording & Playback in July when the band was on tour with The Decemberists in Portland, OR.
The collective Cornish talents of The Grenaways, along with the talented duo Gareth and Annie join forces for a UK and Ireland Tour this coming November.
We have an exclusive premiere from (New York, NY) Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter, Rashmi, who is set to release her new EP, Puzzle, on September 22, 2015.
London folk group ‘Stick in the Wheel’ have combined the influences of skiffle, punk, and folk in their debut album ‘From here’. This is high-energy, politically switched-on folk music and it is one of the most vital recent additions to the English musical tradition.
Conceived and largely written on the road whilst touring, Franc Cinelli’s new album ‘The Marvel Age’ rumbles out of the groove like a battered freight train, each boxcar a different story, every station strange, and strangely familiar; jump the train and listen.
We have a fantastic video premiere to share for North Sea Holes, the stunning new single from Boreas featuring Britt Pernille Frøholm, Lori Watson, Irene Tillung and Rachel Newton. Watch it here.