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We continue our series of ‘Sidmouth Folk Week Memories’ on the countdown to to their Diamond Anniversary with young Devon folk singer and musician Jim Causley.

Vashti Bunyan has revealed the first track from her new album Heart Leap. Listen to ‘Across The Water’ which also features guest musician Jo Mango.

Following on from their debut single remix by Peter, Bjorn & John’s Peter Morén, Emily Barker has now unveiled the debut video from her new band Vena Portae.

Watch the video première for Kathryn Williams’ Underground. Marry Waterson who made the video also reveals some of the challenges she faced which involved her son’s ‘tickly, wiggly toes…’

Joan Baez who first appeared on a major stage at the Newport Folk Festival 55 years ago is to embark on a European Tour in September which includes 4 nights at the Royal Festival Hall.

The fabulous Irish five-piece outfit I Draw Slow reveal their new video for ‘Souvenirs’ which was filmed at the National Museum of Ireland. Watch it here.

As well as being our Song of the Day we also have the pleasure of premièring Sam Brookes’ new video for ‘This Is The Place’ in which he heads out on a beautiful woodland trail.

Our Song of the Day is from Steve Gunn. Milly’s Garden is taken from his new album ‘Way Out Weather’ his most expansive offering to date.

If you’ve never yet had the chance to watch the 1971 cult classic ‘The Moon & The Sledgehammer’ then now’s your chance to watch it online for the very first time. Plus we have a DVD Giveaway!

We have a special video première to share with you today from Jon Allen. Falling Back is taken from Jon’s new album ‘Deep River’, currently an Album of the Month on Folk Radio UK.

Good Luck Mountain is back this summer with a new single ‘Apollo’ which you can listen to on FRUK today. The single will be followed by the release of the album ‘Too’ in September.

Listen to a new track from Montreal’s The Barr Brothers, ‘Even the Darkness Has Arms’ is taken from their new album, ‘Sleeping Operator’, out on 6th October 2014.

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