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Our Song of the Day is from Rachael Dadd with her new video for ‘Strike Our Scythes’ taken from her forthcoming new album We Resonate. Watch the new video here.

We have a great start to Monday with a live FRUK video session from Ewan McLennan, the first live session from his new album ‘Stories Still Untold’ out later this month.

Our Song of the Day is from Dorset-born Roo Panes, an artist we introduced back in 2012. Listen to ‘Know Me Well’ from his forthcoming debut ‘Little Giant’.

We have a special première and Song of the Day from Plinth from the upcoming Shirley Collins compilation. Plus we talk to Michael Tanner about his love for the musical pioneer and folk legend.

Our Song of the Day comes from the debut album of Owl Service splinter group Greanvine. Listen to them performing Child Among the Weeds, a song written by the wonderful Lal Waterson.

Scottish fiddle player Mike Vass just revealed a new video which includes some lovely narration read from Neil Gunn’s Off in a Boat. We’re looking forward to his new album & tour in October.

Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy (aka Will Oldham) is to release a new album! Singer’s Grave A Sea of Tongues is released on 22 September on Domino. Check his crazy interview.

After spending a long and strange career as the legendary “Tamborine Man” for the Brian Jonestown Massacre, Joel Gion has emerged with an armload of his own music done entirely his own way.

Our Song of the Day is a newly revealed track from the legendary Vashti Bunyan. Holy Smoke features on her forthcoming new album Heartleap.

Watch the first instalment of a new short film by Irish film director Myles O’Reilly in which he captures one of Ireland’s biggest independent bands ‘The Frames’ performing at Whelan’s.

We have a special song premiere today from Roxanne de Bastion. ‘Seeing You’ is the title track of this young troubadour’s new EP who is touring the UK in September.

Our Song of the Day is from Christian Strøm of Ålesund, Norway. I Have Heard of a Land is the title track of his new album, watch the video première here which features archive footage from 1938.

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