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Merrymouth, a trio fronted by Ocean Colour Scene songwriter and vocalist Simon Fowler, return with a new album ‘Wenlock Hill’ in May via Navigator Records.

The Coach House Company are a five piece Cambridge based band who fuse traditional folk with contemporary harmonies and upbeat rhythms to create an entirely unique sound.

Fresh back from SXSW Cocos Lovers have a superb new video for Under The Hawthorn Tree (our Song of the Day), created by friend and fan Pete Cocks, who kindly took the time out to talk about making it.

Watch a video interview with Icelandic singer songwriter Hafdis Huld as she talks about her third solo album ‘Home’ and watch her video for ‘Queen Bee’ also our Song of the Day.

Nathaniel Rateliff flies in for a handful of European dates with a prestigious and intimate showcase at Rough Trade East on 27th of March.

Jesse Lauter (Low Anthem) and Sean O’Brien (Dawes) drum up a small army of artists including Bonnie “Prince” Billy to release a new Bob Dylan tribute album.

Pete Flood of Bellowhead works his re-mix magic on Lisa Knapps ‘Shipping Song’ to create what Lisa calls “a multi-poly-rythmic-drumly-samply-version of my salty little song.”

We have a very special Video Première today from Escapists performing a live acoustic version of their new single ‘Breaking It Up’. It was recorded in London at The Union Chapel.

Our latest introduction, and song of the Day, is a charming duo called The Lowest Pair made up of Kendl Winter of Arkansas and Palmer T. Lee of Minnesota. Love their music!

Megson announce their new studio album ‘In a Box’ on which they are joined by special guests including English folk giant Seth Lakeman, Jess Morgan members of The Willows.

Song of the Day is Fink’s title track from his new album ‘Hard Believer’. This is not a typical ‘Fink’ track, sombre blues with hints of Southern Gospel and Lomax chain-gang recordings.

Marika Hackman releases her new EP Deaf Heat on 14th April 2014, get a taster with Call Off the Dogs / Deep Green.

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