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Our Song of the Day is from the London based Lail Arad. 1934 (A Song For Leonard Cohen) is her new single from her forthcoming album. Plus a special mix she did for us in 2010!

Our Song of the Day comes from Neil Halstead. On ‘Love is a Beast’ the influence of Nick Drake and Bert Jansch in particular shines through brighter than ever.

Under her moniker of My Brightest Diamond Shara Worden takes a monumental musical leap inspired by childhood memories of marching bands…watch her new video.

Our Song of the Day is a great cover by Eddi Reader of the Super Furry Animals song Juxtaposed With U which features on her new EP ‘Back the Dogs’. Plus Tour Dates!

Watch the Lucy Ward Band performing ‘Marching Through The Green Grass’. Their Autumn Tour kicks off today at All Saints Centre in Lewes.

Our Song of the Day is from Dublin based alt-folk quartet The Young Folk, watch their stunningly beautiful new video for Way Down South. Plus Exclusive UK Tour Dates!

The Levellers have teamed up with the award-winning Irish Singer-songwriter Imelda May to record a fantastic new version of their iconic Top 20 hit, ‘What A Beautiful Day’. Watch the new video.

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.

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