Sam Brookes pays tribute to John Martyn as he premieres his new single ‘You Can Discover’, a “lesser-known gem” on John’s 1973 album ‘Sundays Child’, a song Brookes immediately fell in love with and does great justice here.
As a singer and songwriter, Sam Brookes is a national treasure, and Black Feathers suggests that if it takes another six years for another album, the wait will be worth it!
Our Song of the Day comes from Sam Brookes with his forthcoming new single ‘Falling’, taken from his highly anticipated new album Black Feathers which sets a significant new milestone.
Sam Brookes has unveiled a new live video which offers the first glimpse of his forthcoming single Always Will. The session was recorded in an abandoned canal tunnel in Gloucestershire which is over 2 miles in length – meaning for some incredible spine tingling reverb!
Our Song of the Day comes from Sam Brookes performing Pacify with the London Contemporary Voices for a Headphones Session. This is a new track of Sam’s not heard before which will be part of a new project of music coming out very soon.
Sam Brookes has released a new video for Crazy World and You from his album Kairos. There is some beautiful choreography which just serves to intensify the emotion Sam creates with that great voice of his.
Read Part 1 of our Best Albums of 2014 featuring Randolph’s Leap, Adam Holmes and the Embers, Sam Brookes, Tiny Ruins, Hafdis Huld, The Moulettes and many more.
In ‘Nothing Can Bring Back The Hour’ Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker have produced a work of beauty and depth which deserves to be acknowledged as a classic in the canon of contemporary UK folk music.
As well as being our Song of the Day we also have the pleasure of premièring Sam Brookes’ new video for ‘This Is The Place’ in which he heads out on a beautiful woodland trail.
Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker are set to release their most audacious release to date. Josienne talks exclusively to FRUK about their new album ‘Nothing Can Bring Back The Hour’.
Sam Brookes talks to FRUK exclusively about joining a choir as a child, inspired by his mother, to his father’s workshop and guitars, to sharing a stage on Newton Faulker’s sell out tour.
