With a UK Tour planned for June/July we’re very pleased to feature the video première of ‘Shelter’ from song-writer David Berkeley which features on his most compelling album to date.
Watch the video interview of Martin and Eliza Carthy talking about their first ever duo album together ‘The Moral of the Elephant’ which includes tributes to Mike Waterson and Michael Marra.
Sam Brookes talks to FRUK exclusively about joining a choir as a child, inspired by his mother, to his father’s workshop and guitars, to sharing a stage on Newton Faulker’s sell out tour.
Harp and a Monkey’s ‘All Life Is Here’ is released today and we have an exclusive première of the video for ‘Pay Day’ which is also our Song of the Day.
Fresh back from SXSW Cocos Lovers have a superb new video for Under The Hawthorn Tree (our Song of the Day), created by friend and fan Pete Cocks, who kindly took the time out to talk about making it.
Making the most of their Lancastrian origins and light of their experimental calling Harp And A Monkey have created a gem which lives up to the billing All Life Is Here.
Working quickly and learning to let things go, Alister Atkin And The Ghost Line Carnival have made a strong case for live ensemble recording at its best with the stunning To Evangeline.
We have a very special Video Première today from Escapists performing a live acoustic version of their new single ‘Breaking It Up’. It was recorded in London at The Union Chapel.
Elephant Revival is a Colorado quintet of rare talent and their third album, These Changing Skies, released today, is music that reaches for the stars.
We have an exclusive preview from Steve Folk (previously Steve Thompson AKA Blabbermouth) ad Jane South with the title track of their new EP Don’t Look Down.
Watch the 1972 documentary The Shoals of Herring which was based on one of the original Radio Ballads. A radio series that revolutionised documentary making.
Electro-folk-storytellers Harp and a Monkey release their new album this month. Listen to their special FRUK guest mix featuring their influences from Harry Boardman to Bjork.
