sharron kraus

This tribute provides a space in which some of the musicians who rightly look up to Molina’s work can express their gratitude to him and to his family. It also gives fans another perspective on the music of one of the best and most quietly influential songwriters to have ever tried his hand at the game. Jason Molina may never have known it, but he is not alone.

Our Song of the Day comes from singer, musician and songwriter Sharron Kraus. Blodeuwedd features on her forthcoming new album and Clay Pipe Music debut Friends and Enemies; Lovers and Strangers

kate Gathercole from Heed the Thunder & Sproatly Smith gives us an insight into Herefordshire weirdlore with news of some very special gigs. Plus an exclusive Mix.

Foxfur & Rarebits is a new 2000-2003 collection of recordings from psychedelic folk pioneers The Iditarod. Features guest artists including Sharron Kraus.

In part 4 of our Best Albums of 2013 we feature Cara Luft, Lo’Jo, Sam Amidon, The Memory Band, Sharron Kraus, Cocos Lovers, MG Boulter, The Paul McKenna Band, Allysen Callery and more.

Our Song of the Day is taken from a new album from Sharron Kraus & Harriet Earis featuring carols, wassailing songs and traditional tunes from England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.

The Music and Migration series seeks to capture the fleeting magic of migration in song. That it has now reached its third instalment is a testament to the quality of material its subject inspires.

The latest release from Sharron Kraus is ‘Pilgrim Chants and Pastoral Trails’, a fitting testament to a loving engagement with a corner of the countryside that remains as magical as ever.

Woolf Music is one of the most exciting festival events this year that Folk Radio UK is attending, brought to you by the same people responsible for the US Terrastock Festivals.

Folk Songs II is the follow up release from The Big Eyes Family Players which features a plethora of fine guests including Alasdair Roberts, Nancy Elizabeth, James Yorkston, Elle Osborne, Mary Hampton, Adrian Crowley, James William Hindle, Heather Ditch and Sharron Kraus.

The Woody Nightshade is Sharron Kraus’s fourth studion album. Her fad free approach to folk continues, all be it along a different path from her last album, The Fox’s Wedding.