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Ben Walker announces new album Echo featuring special guests including Kitty Macfarlane, Laura Hockenhull, Bella Hardy, Hazel Askew and more. Watch the accompanying video for Rings which features a recording of George ‘Pop’ Maynard singing A Sailor in the North Country.

Whilst Tanbark are a new name to me, it was the beautiful strummed opening of this track and Chloe Nelson’s vocals that hooked me right away. Take a listen to Heart-Shaped Locket from their new album.

Scottish duo Charlie Grey and Joseph Peach release Air Iomall on August 9, a suite of new music born from a journey to now uninhabited islands deep in the North Atlantic – some of Scotland’s most remote and remarkable places.

Cork-based illustrator and designer Craig Carry talks to Folk Radio UK about his latest creations – two screen prints inspired by Planxty’s “As I Roved Out”.

Our Song of the Day comes from multi-award-winning Orcadian Folk Songwriter Kris Drever (Lau) with his brand new single “Scapa Flow 1919”.

Hudson Records have shared the music video for Karine Polwart’s Cassiopeia from her Laws of Motion album which is accompanied by a personal message.

Our Song of the Day is ‘Song of the Lower Classes’, performed live by Anglo-American duo Cath and Phil Tyler. The song features on their album The Ox and the Ax.

Our Song of the Day comes from The Little Unsaid with Human (Live at Silk Mill), the first song of the new album Atomise which is also one of you Featured Albums of the Month.

The ever-popular Lancashire folk experimentalists Harp and a Monkey have just announced dates for a mini-summer tour – along with the pledge to preview some of the material from their long-awaited fourth album.

The grandfather of Americana star Dori Freeman, listen to Willard Gayheart performing ‘Robin D’ from his first solo album ‘At Home in the Blue Ridge’, coming May 24, 2019, on Blue Hens Music, an “about time!” moment in his 87 years.

We have the immense pleasure of sharing with you the music video for ‘By the Water’ the second single from Velvet & Stone’s highly anticipated self-titled album coming June 2019. It was filmed in the band’s home county of Devon and features the stunning locations of Hartland Quay and Dartmoor.

Watch “For Brinsley” by Swimming Bell. It was shot by Jud Muir over the course of a summer and early fall and features scenes from New York City, Brooklyn, Riis Beach, and Hudson sewn together, create a montage and homage to life in the great city.

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