Listen to a new track from Paris-based New Zealand singer-songwriter Flip Grater. The Quit which is taken from her new grittier fourth album is very reminiscent of Cat Power and sounds great.
Watch the new video session from the wonderfully talented Theo Bard. Armed with just guitar, kick-drum and tambourine he offers the Brit-version of Shakey Graves.
Cate Le Bon announces a string of new UK Tour dates for September plus listen to a previously unreleased track recorded during the ‘Mug Museum’ album sessions in Los Angeles.
Tom Rosenthal plays a stroke of genius and trasnforms a Eurodance hit into a thin g of melancholic beauty. Watch his new video for ‘Blue’ a hit for Eiffel 65 in 1998.
Today’s Song of the Day is also a new FRUK video Session by Mo Kenny that was filmed by our good friends BaylisGray in Cornwall during her recent tour with Rachel Sermanni.
Jack English was 93 years old when this film was made, after losing his wife he turned away from society and made the Ventana Wilderness his home where he continued to make violin bows…
The Half Memory Project invited Richard Dawson to unearth material from the vast collections of Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums and produce an audio piece inspired by what he discovered.
RAMP ceramics is Roop and Al Johnstone who make Pots…this is what happened when they got together with animator Jim Le Fevre and filmaker Mike Paterson.
Lutine are a mesemering folk duo featuring Emma Morton and Heather Minor from Brighton. Their harmonies are some of the most beautiful I’ve ever heard.
Our Song of the Day is also a video première from Tony Wright and his new project VerseChorusVerse. The producer Iain Archer wouldn’t let him record it until he’d drank half a bottle of whiskey…
Our Song of the Day is from Emily Rose Hall. Nomad is a new song from this lovely singer who will be supporting the Literature Thieves new single launch on 23rd February. Name to watch for.
