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Alternative pop folk rock duo sensation Milky Chance who hail from Kassel, Germany have revealed their new video for ‘Down by the River’…the kids definitely had the most fun!

Our Song of the Day is from one of the best British Bluegrass/Old time bands out there today: Hatful of Rain who have a new album out in May followed by a National Tour.

We have a pair of tickets to giveaway to see Sam Lee & Friends at Southbank Centre on Thursday 29 May 2014.

Emily Barker & The Red Clay Halo release a strictly limited Record Store Day EP recorded direct to vinyl. In this FRUK video exclusive she explains the choices and the process.

Our Song of the Day is from Greanvine which features Owl Service members Diana Collier and Steven Collins (often augmented by fellow Owl Nancy Wallace).

Listen to an exclusive album stream of the new album from Randolph’s Leap. Clumsy Knot is released today via Lost Map Records.

Our Song of the Day is from Australian born, Bristol based, Nuala Honan. ‘On an Island‘ is taken from Nuala’s debut album The Tortoise which was released last year.

Folk Radio UK are very pleased to be sponsoring Halsway Manor’s ‘Hothouse Festival’ once again, an acoustic folk-roots festival for the next generation. Great acts and we’ll be DJ’ing again.

Our Song of the Day is from the Scottish acoustic four-piece Salt House. The track ‘Little Birdie’ is taken from their debut album ‘Lay Your Dark Low’.

Our Song of the Day is a lovely stripped down version of The Stone Roses hit ‘I Am The Resurrection’ by Merrymouth, a trio fronted by Ocean Colour Scene songwriter and vocalist Simon Fowler.

Reckless Jane, a previously unheard track written by Nick Drake with musician and friend Beverley Martyn (our Artist of the Month), has today been premièred with The Independent.

We take a brief look at Anne Briggs’s early years as Topic Records announce the release of a 50th anniversary facsimile edition of her seminal debut EP ‘The Hazards of Love’.

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