Our Song of the Day is from Matthew E. White who has just delivered his new video for Rock & Roll Is Cold – like a cross between Kwai Chang Caine and The Big Lebowksi.
Beth Orton is to mentor a specially-selected group of 14 up-and-coming female musicians, composers and vocalists, it is hoped the event will also instigate public conversation on women in the music industry.
Marika Hackman has unveiled a new vide of her performing an acoustic version of Drown which is taken from her debut album We Slept At Last. Watch it here.
We have the pleasure in featuring the video premiere of ‘Need a Little Help’ from Streets of Laredo. The song features on their debut album Volume I & II, one of our Featured Albums of the Month.
We have a very special FRUK session today from Adam Holmes & The Embers in which they perform three songs from their critically acclaimed 2014 album Heirs and Graces.
Richard Skelton announces three headline shows in which he will perform compositions from his recently released ‘Nimrod’ album released under the pseudonym ‘The Inward Circles’.
Stealing Sheep reveal new video for their forthcoming lead single ‘Not Real’, the title track of their new album which delivers on the promise of 50’s exotica, electronic music and 80’s pop.
Listen to the new Sufjan Stevens single ‘No Shade in the Shadow of the Cross’ from his forthcoming new album Carrie & Lowell out end of March 2015 on Asthmatic Kitty.
We’re very pleased to premiere in full ‘The Joy of Waiting’, the highly anticipated new studio album from Sara Lowes out 23rd February on From Railings Records.
Gitta de Ridder is a Dutch-English singer, songwriter based in London – watch her latest home-made video for the title track of her new EP ‘Come Find Me’.
We’ve a track premiere today from Glasgow based C Duncan with a special solo acoustic version of ‘For’, the track which won him praise across the music press, BBC Radio and beyond.
Our Song of the Day comes from Piers Faccini & Jenny Lysander with ‘Nottamun Town’, an old English folk song that Piers first discovered on Fairport Convention’s 1969 album ‘What we did on our holidays’
