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Inventive Canadian five-piece, Fish & Bird are to give their latest album, Something In The Ether, a UK launch on July 1st. Watch their video of ‘The Lake’, which features on the album.

New Orleans-based Hurray For The Riff Raff take inspiration from John Waters in the new playful girl gang-themed video for ‘I Know It’s Wrong (But That’s Alright)’, Watch it here.

Today False Lights, the new project from Jim Moray & Sam Carter, premièred their epic new video for ‘Crossing the Bar’ at the Folk East press launch and revealed the band line-up. Watch it here.

Our Song Of The Day is from Anglo-Swedish alt-folk band Vena Portae, comprised of Emily Barker, Dom Coyote & Ruben Engzell. Remixed by Peter Morén (lead singer of Peter, Bjorn and John).

Step back in time to 1950’s to The Ship Inn, in the village of Blaxhall, Suffolk. Alan Lomax and Peter Kennedy are there with their recording equipment as Cyril Poacher prepares to entertain.

Our Song of the Day is from Boston Americana / folk sister duo Ari & Mia. Combining traditional and contemporary influences this alluring love song will carry you far away.

With a Canadian tour already under her belt this year, a new album on the way and a Scottish summer tour kicking off this month we catch up with Scottish singer / songwriter Amy Duncan.

Martyn Joseph is to launch his own charitable trust with Bob Harris as patron. It will benefit both global charities and grass roots “people” projects in the UK and beyond.

We have an exclusive première today from NYC-based fifteen-piece band Jesus on The Mainline and their new single Sister City, Brother Bone.

Our Song of the Day is from The Henry Girls who hail from County Donegal, Ireland. Here they are with a cover of Bruce Springsteen’s Reason to Believe. Don’t miss their UK Tour dates.

Our Song of the Day is ‘Silverline’ from Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker’s forthcoming album ‘Nothing Can Bring Back The Hour’ which will be released in October 2014.

Our Song of the Day is from Jennie, Cath, Liz and Marie, better known as The Cornshed Sisters from Tyne and Wear. You’ll fall for their lovely four-part harmonies from first listen.

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