Our Song of the Day is the wonderfully pastoral Rookery Wood from the album ‘Tyneham House’ that was jointly released by Clay Pipe Music and Second Language.
Arthur Jeffes proves he’s more than capable of following in his father’s footsteps as the Penguin Cafe prepare for their sophomore release ‘The Red Book’ and a UK Tour.
Will Varley shows off his creative 8-bit skills on his latest home-made video for Weddings & Wars which features on his latest release As the Crow Flies.
Edinburgh based band Meursault plan to had to SXSW in 2014 followed by a US East coast tour. To help them along the way they are looking to fans to help crowd-fund the trip.
Plinth, one of the many aliases of Dorset-based composer Michael Tanner, is releasing Wintersongs as a very limited edition, mastered and pressed to vinyl for the first time. A real gem!
The première screening of ‘The Bridge Rising’ is a major cultural – and political – event. An evening of film, music, discussion and debate in celebration of Scotland’s most celebrated campaigning victory of recent times.
Those that prefer the more progressive approach to Scottish traditional music would do well to check the new compositional debut from Damian Helliwell titled Metta which features a glowing cast of talent.
I feel like a latecomer introducing French artist Scarlett O’Hanna who is described as a format-killer composer, singer and producer with eclectic sensitivity…but she will make waves this year.
Our Song of the Day is from FRUK favourite Sam Brookes whose new album Kairos is due out next month. He recorded ‘Numb’ in a great Sofar Session…the best I’ve seen!
Marissa Nadler has revealed her new video for ‘Dead City Emily’ from her forthcoming new album and Bella Union debut ‘July’ which hits the streets on Monday 10th February.
Cardboard Fox are a bluegrass (ish) band based in Bath featuring the acclaimed duo The Carrivick Sisters alongside John Breese, Joe Tozer…a talented bunch if ever there was one.
