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Listen to Opposite House from Cass McCombs, taken from his forthcoming album and Anti- records debut Mangy Love which features contributions from Angel Olsen and Blake Mills.

StevieRay Latham returns with a new single and video ‘Late Night Conversations’, the first track to be lifted from StevieRay’s sophomore album, ‘Winter in London’.

Steve Gunn reveals new lyric video for ‘Park Bench Style’, from his forthcoming new album ‘Eyes on the Line’ due for release on June 3rd via Matador Records.

Jim Moray announces new album Upcetera, described as being like “learning to do it all again from scratch”. Plus, don’t miss Jim’s fantastic new Low Culture Podcast which so far has featured interviews with Jon Boden and Lynched.

A new Lost in Transmission Mix featuring Seward, Astronauts, Vessel, Madam, James Yorkston, Barbarisms, Spain, Robbie Fulks, Mountain Man including live sessions and lots more.

To mark the next leg of their European tour Buriers have revealed their new video for Goat’s Gloom featuring some beautiful choreography by Gemma Griffiths and Yana Yakovleva. Watch it here and catch them in Germany and Belgium this month.

For the last year Darrell Scott has been devoting himself to a self-sufficient lifestyle in the country while simultaneously putting together his best album in years. We are are incredibly honoured to present this exclusive Folk Radio UK Acoustic Session featuring songs from his latest album – Couchville Sessions.

Ruth Theodore, known for her quirky, insightful, poetic lyrics and insidious melodies, is excited to release her new single You Can’t Help Who You Love on June 10th 2016, through Aveline Records, for which we have the pleasure in premiering today.

We have a premiere today from Sixth-generation San Francisco native essence with her new video, Headed North. Headed north is off her soon to be released album (Black Wings), which is slated for a July 2016. It has a nice twist…

Our Song of the Day comes from Barcelona based band Seward with ‘Sweet Kick’…This totally transcends genre and grips you on first listen…intelligent, unconventional, challenging and totally engaging, this is really special.

Where You’re Meant To Be stars Aidan Moffat and Sheila Stewart, the last in a line of travelling folk royalty, and a balladeer whose life – and unexpected death, in 2014 – upturned Moffat’s folk assumptions, and diverted the course of Paul Fegan’s film.

Locked up, deported, tornado and subject of a House of Commons debate…all part of Welsh band Calan’s past year…here’s to a smoother journey for their current UK and North American Tour.