Folk Radio UK catches up with Québecois band Le Vent du nord at Wickham Festival. They talk about audience appreciation, Québecois traditional music and more.
A trilogy of albums in three years has seen praise for Sean Taylor from Mike Harding, Bob Harris and more. You’ll understand why as Chase The Night delivers his London masterpiece.
Grey Reverend releases his second album ‘A Hero’s Lie’ this month, Neil catches up with him to talk about his new album before he sets out on a string of US dates.
Following our review of Gill Sandell‘s latest album Light the Boats Simon Holland catches up with Gill to talk about her album which is released on 16th September.
On the eve of the release of their excellent fusion of the new and traditional, Fire & Fortune, Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker talk exclusively to Folk Radio UK.
In the second part of our exclusive interview, Emily Barker talks Australian wanderlust, How The Red Clay Halo came together and the positive effect of Nostalgia and Pause + Full Album Stream
Introducing Toby Hay, a 22 year old guitarist from Mid Wales whose playing stretches from traditionally inspired tunes to a more experimental sounding American Primitivism.
Introducing the Kevin Doherty letters. In setting up a Q & A with Kevin, further literary and cryptic clues emerged about the man himself and Seeing Things. An idea of ongoing correspondence was hatched, but who writes letters these days?
Jonathan Day talks to Folk Radio UK about music and travelling: There’s something magical about travelling with music. Perhaps because music is itself the closest thing we have to magic…
