Julie Murphy

Six Out Of Nine is a limited edition EP release from Julie Murphy in which she re-interprets three American standards…all are gems and peerless performances.

An eclectic group of multicultural musicians, including Lau, Inge Thomson, Julie Murphy, Rachel Taylor-Beales and more, have contributed a digital download album in support of the One Day Without Us campaign which calls for a national day of action on February 20th 2017 in solidarity with migrants and refugees who live, work and study in the UK.

The Breath unveil new video for ‘For You,’ a standout track from their debut album ‘Carry Your Kin.’ Plus, they play London’s Foundling Museum this Friday with the gifted Julie Murphy. Will be a fantastic gig.

A new curated mix from Folk Radio UK featuring some of our top picks from Bandcamp including Julie Murphy, Tom Rosenthal, Gluepot, We/Or/Me, Roger Tarry and Kacy & Clayton.

Every Bird That Flies exists in a liminal space, at the edges of music, art, social comment, beyond categories – but one thing is sure: when all’s said and done, you really should hear this record for yourself.

For three days, Bristol’s Colston Hall was transformed into a place called Lau-Land. Traditional music mixed with the avant-garde and the genre-defying to create an all-round remarkable experience. But what else would you expect from a weekend curated by such an innovative, creative band such as Lau?

On Julie Murphy’s new EP ‘Mermaid’ she offers three stunningly evocative interpretations of three traditional folk tunes transforming them into something magical.

They fuse ancient and modern, Welsh and English traditions into a seamless and coherent, contemporary whole without compromise. Fernhill are one of the finest folk groups we are blessed to be able to witness today.

One of our all time favourites Welsh folk band Fernhill kick off their tour today which culminates in a performance at this year’s Greenman Festival.

Devonian singer Jim Causley is to release his new album ‘Cyprus Well’ on Folk Police Records. He is supported by a host of friends including the talented Julie Murphy and Ceri Owen-Jones

Ceri Rhys Matthews, folk musician, artist and founding member of Welsh group ‘fernhill‘ has developed a new show: ‘Rambles Through Tunes’ which will warm the hearts of many.

The Halsway Manor Sessions (National Centre for Folk Arts) are a new series of concert recordings which will feature on Folk Radio UK. The first session was recorded this week and features Julie Murphy in concert with Ceri Owen Jones.