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Shirley Collins, will be hosting a special evening at Café Oto in June to help raise funds for the making of the non-fiction feature film ‘As I Walked Out One May Morning: The Ballad of Shirley Collins.’

UK based record label Charly celebrate their 40th anniversary this year and have a number of great reissues up their sleeve including Townes Van Zandt’s first two albums.

The Rails, made up of Kami Thompson and partner, former Pretenders guitarist James Walbourne, release a free ‘Live in Session’ EP.

Our Song of the Day is from Police Dog Hogan with their new single and video Fraserburgh Train to be released on on June 6 to mark the forthcoming 70th anniversary of D-Day.

A folk festival in Southern Spain, sounds idyllic: Sun, sand, sea and folk music…all guaranteed. Costa Del Folk was a great success and they’ve released this short film to share the experience.

Our Song of the Day is from Rachel Newton’s new album Changeling. Queen of Elfan’s Nourice tells the story of a woman taken from her son to Elfland to nurse fairy babies.

We first introduced Dorset raised Roo Panes back in 2012, it’s a pleasure to have him back with his new single and video for ‘Tiger Striped Sky’ our Song of the Day .

After making his debut single our Song of the Day we have a very special FRUK Video session from Brighton based artist Jinnwoo performing two tracks from his new EP ‘Your Baby’.

This is the Kit recently performed the New Aldelphi Club, Hull’s most famous underground music club’s. Watch this great video feature.

Our Song of the Day is the title track from the forthcoming album House of Jacks, the second album by the award-winning Blair Dunlop who is on tour this month.

Canadian born folk singer Bonnie Dobson who climbed to fame in the 1960’s and disappeared from the limelight in ’89 returns with a new album “Take Me For A Walk In The Morning Dew”.

Our Song of the Day is from 1974 and performed by Mícheál Ó Domhnaill in the guise of Monroe, a duo he was in with Limerick singer and guitarist Mick Hanly.

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