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We start this historic day with our Song of the Day from Johnny Lynch aka The Pictish Trail. Plus Johnny shares his desired third option on Scottish Independence.

Watch Hiss Golden Messenger’s his latest video for Mahogany Dread taken from his new album Lateness of Dancers which is out now.

The Outside Track & The Paul McKenna Band join forces on a UK Tour this autumn, resulting in one dazzling and compelling concert. Tour starts September 26th.

James Vincent McMorrow has unveiled a brand new video for ‘Look Out’, a track which is his critically-acclaimed second album ‘Post Tropical’. Watch it here.

Our Song of the Day is from Juhn Echo, a trio that hail from Galway, Clare and Tokyo. The Hills is taken from their debut EP which is out now.

Our Song of the Day comes from Portland, Maine based Meghan Yates and the Reverie Machine whom I was introduced to by Arborea….a voice that’s deep and warm like dark ambered honey.

As the Moulettes prepare for part two of their Constellations Tour which kicks off the end of October they reveal their kaleidoscopic video for the title track of their album Constellations.

Watch our latest Purbeck Session from Emily Barker performing ‘Home’ . It was filmed during the recent Purbeck Folk Festival in a nearby woodland.

Listen to The Staves brand new song Blood I Bled from their forthcoming album produced by Justin Vernon and featuring a full supporting cast of his Bon Iver band-mates.

Our Song of the Day comes from a great favourite band of ours – Hot feet. Three Black Crosses features on their forthcoming EP ‘Mist is Dust’ which is released on 25th October.

Legendary Producer Joe Boyd unearths treasures from John Peel’s record collection, including the recording that inspired Syd Barrett to a rarer than rare Bob Dylan white label test pressing.

Watch our latest FRUK Purbeck Folk Festival Session, this one is with a Bristol based artist called Katy Hooper performing one of her own songs called Travelling Beauty.

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