Mixtapes

Lovingly curated mixtapes by KLOF Mag – Hosted on Mixcloud

Another new mix from Folk Radio UK featuring Django Django, alt-J (∆), David Grubbs, Laish, Maia, Alabama Shakes, Avalanche City, Patrick Watson and more!

A new mix from Folk Radio UK: The Day We stayed Off Work Feat: Andrew Bird, Other Lives, Gotye, Gardens & Villas, Death Cab for Cutie, James Yorkston, Grizzly Bear, Perfume Genius and more

This is our second mix from the wonderful Buck and Shanti better known as Arborea. They were the first guests to feature a mix on Folk Radio UK so it’s a pleasure to have them back again.

Home Cooking: A new mix of 100% wholesome music: an upbeat intro followed by a gentle swaying finale!

An alt-folk mix that seemed to fit the quiet frozen mornings very well. It’s all very relaxed featuring some of the most wonderful and ethereal voices including Rachel Dadd, Rachel Sermanni, Nick Drake, This is The Kit, Tess and more!

The second in our Tradition mixes. It features both new and old from an old pub session from 1967 featuring Bobby Casey to Christy Moore, Kris Drever, Kate Rusby, Gavin Davenport and more!

Stephen Cracknell has put together a perfect mix for this time of year titled Midwinter which includes some great classic names of British folk music.

Manchester’s Folk Police Recordings have put together a fantastic mix, listen to it now!

Enjoy the weekend with our new mix featuring The Wiyos, Jamie Harrison, Eilen Jewell, Lisa O’Neil, John Doyle and more!

Listen to The Memory Band ‘Folk Mix’ featuring some great classics: Hedy West, Shirley Collins, Robin & Barry Dransfield, Mike Waterson, The Young Tradition, Robie Basho, Heron and many more!

Featuring Timber Timbre, The Memory Band, Tom Waits, Ralfe Band, Beirut, Cocos Lovers, Other Lives, Ane Brun, Sea Of Bees, Lower Dens, David Dondero, Kill It Kid, R.L. Burnside, The Black Keys, Bo Diddley, Otis Taylor And Alvin Youngblood Hart

Our latest guest mix is from Bellowhead whose theme is ‘No-Bread Circuses – a celebration of bands who, in defiance of all common sense, put their ability to make a big fat racket before other more practical considerations such as wage and logistical ease.’

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