Author

Simon Holland

We have a special UK video premiere and Song of the Day from Newfoundland folk-trio The Once as they share their official music video for ‘We Are All Running’.

Want an object lesson in living your dream? My Name In The Brackets, sees Boo Hewerdine, fuelled by clandestine radio listening, living his childhood dream of writing great songs.

Mark Radcliffe has turned the artist sessions into the centrepiece of the BBC Radio 2 Folk Show playing host to an extraordinary range of talent that makes for a uniquely enjoyable compilation.

Luke Daniels, our Artist of the Month, provides an insight into the path that has led to the making of his brilliant new album: ‘What’s Here What’s Gone’.

For their second album, Seven Tides, Apple Of My Eye are off the charts with a superb collection of stories and songs, that add their own high water mark to this year’s musical output.

Jennifer Crook’s Carnforth Station is a gem, here she gives FRUK an exclusive insight into her superb song craft, the trio and guests who helped make the album.

Eddi Reader announces March 2015 tour and will also feature as part of Phil Cunningham’s Christmas Songbook shows, plus Moon River audio for you to enjoy.

My Name In The Brackets is something Boo Hewerdine has become used to. One of the UK’s most acclaimed songwriters gives FRUK exclusive insight into the compilation and his lifes work.

Getting their timing spot on, The Once arrive in the UK on the European leg of their global tour supporting Passenger and also have wonderful Departures just released by Nettwerk Records.

A late night phone call to LA and it’s Lucinda Williams on the line, happy to give FRUK an exclusive insight into her latest and greatest album Down Where The Spirits Hits The Bone.

Home is where the heart is and Scott Matthews pours his into what is unquestionably his best record yet as he opens the door and invites you into his world of glorious melody and lyricism.

“I’m grinning from ear to ear at the sheer exuberance of what I’m hearing and seeing…funked up, punked up, pumped up and blissed out” – Simon takes in the Treacherous Orchestra live.

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