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Our Song of the Day is from a young folk singer by the name of Piers Haslam. This is the B-side of his new single on Stone Tape Recordings offshoot ‘You.Must.Listen.’

Having just played Glastonbury’s Pyramid stage Rodrigo y Gabriela announce UK autumn tour plus their biggest headline date at Wembley Arena in March 2015.

Bill Well’s misleadingly titled National Jazz Trio Of Scotland prepare to release ‘Standards Vol.III’ and reveal a new video made by the multi-talented Marry Waterson.

In a special series of interviews we talk to various artists about their Sidmouth FolkWeek memories. We kick off with Northumbrian piper and tradition bearer Kathryn Tickell.

Irish traditional music group Altan announce Pledge Campaign launch for new album, plus news of upcoming live dates including Dublin’s National Concert Hall and Cecil Sharp House.

Our Song of the Day is from False Lights, the new project from Jim Moray and Sam Carter. Listen to ‘Polly On The Shore’ from thir debut EP.

Oka Vanga is the band name for South African born Angela Meyer and William Cox. Their instrumental music is a melting pot of influences they tag as acoustic folk-world music.

Our Song of the Day is from a brilliant songwriter – Dave Sudbury, the same man who penned The King of Rome. Here’s another great – Remembering Jack Johnson.

Richard Thompson is to release a new album on 21st July. Acoustic Classics will feature newly recorded acoustic versions of some of his cornerstone classics. One you don’t want to miss.

Our Song of the Day is from Jenny Lysander who hails from Stockholm. Giving Thanks features on her debut EP ‘Lighthouse’ which was produced by British singer/songwriter Piers Faccini.

Watch the video on the making of Steve Earle’s ‘The Low Highway’ on which he openly talks about his song ‘Burn it Down’ and the evils of Walmart. Don’t miss his UK & Ireland Tour Dates in August 2014.

Scottish duo Twelfth Day treat FRUK to an exclusive première of their new video for ‘Young Sir’ which was directed by Esther’s brother Tom Swift. A modern take on an old folk narrative.

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