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Folk Radio UK catches up with Vadoinmessico on their return from their recent US tour dates. Giorgio talks about the experience and shares some photos from their travels!

Watch our Exclusive Video Premiere of Lisa Papineau’s ‘Rainmaker’ taken from ‘Blood Noise’, her most expansive work to date, each listen offers another new angle of interpretation and sonic fulfilment.

Watch the latest new video from Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros for Country Calling. They head to the UK in February 2014 for Glasgow, London and Dublin dates.

Our Song of the Day is from Tony Dekker, the frontman for Canadian indie band Great Lake Swimmers. Prayer of the Woods is the title track of his new album out next month when he’ll be touring the UK & Europe.

Spiro release their new mini album ‘The Vapourer’ on October 28th via Real World which features Moog synthesiser arrangements by Adrian Utley of Portishead. Get your first taster here.

The Lights of Flushing is a wonderful and intimate documentary that that goes deep into the very heart of the coastal fishing village of Flushing in Cornwall.

Our Song of the Day is from East Nashville musician Adrian Krygowski and is the title track from his new LP ‘Roam’. Great songs…mini portrayals of life along with all its tattered edges.

Gilmore & Roberts have released an official video for ‘Doctor James’, a tale of the Victorian true-life caesarian pioneer Dr. James Barry, which is released as a single this week on iTunes.

The London based five-piece Treetop Flyers announce their new single due out 11th November followed by a series of UK Tour Dates. Watch the video here.

Together Adam Pickering and Paula Walkers make up the wonderful duo known as The Daydream Club. Our Song of the Day is ‘Found’, the title track of their new EP, watch the video for it here.

Our Song of the Day is from A Lily, the solo project of James Vella (FatCat Records, yndi halda, Saint Coltrane). The Sparrow In The Lemon Tree is taken from his new EP Lupa.

The legendary prog-folkies Heron are to have their first album reissued (vinyl), a gorgeous slice of pastoral folk that was recorded in 1970 in a field in Appleford, Berkshire.

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