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Keeping a beady eye on the traditional folk music scene of the British Isles.
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Owen Spafford, Will Allen & Ben Filmer-Sankey
Sun in the Sands
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Ali Levack
Ali Levack
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Andy Cohen, Eleanor Ellis and William Lee Ellis
Whistlin’ Past The Graveyard
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Sean Cooney
Peter’s Field
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Charlie Wheatley
Ratcliffe Cross
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Claire Vine
We Carve Our Path
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Hannah James & Toby Kuhn
Where All Our Names Belong
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Amy Leach and Alasdair Paul
They’ll Aye Remain
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Sheelanagig
St. Congar’s Walking Stick
Text Interview
Clementine Lovell: on Inspiration, Stars, and Overcoming Barriers
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Sam Carter
The Oakham Poacher
EP
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The Water Chorus
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Hannah Sanders
Warning Bells
EP
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Mad Dog McRea
Almost Home
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The Wilderness Yet
What Holds The World Together
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Hamish Napier
The River
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Ashley Hutchings
By Gloucester Docks I Sat Down & Wept
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The Owl Service
His Pride. No Spear. No Friend.
Video Interview
The Imagined Village discuss the accusation that English folk music is “arthritically white”
December Sessions Video
James Findlay plays The Ditchling Carol
Video Interview
Rachael McShane talks about her solo CD and plans with Bellowhead
