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Claudia Georgette Interview
Claudia Georgette talks to us about her unique music style, her youth theatre work and her interesting and mixed 'patchwork heritage'.
Eliza Carthy Interview
I chat to the Mercury Prize nominated folk musician at this year's Big Session festival...
Fiddles, feather headresses, and of course, a large dose of folk
Rosanna's round up of the weekend's events as part of our Big Session 2010 coverage...
Gordon Potts of the Oyster Ceilidh Band Interview
I grab a quick chat with Gordon Potts (dance-caller for the Oyster Ceilidh band) at this year's Big Session festival...
Interview with Pog
Rosanna chats to founding member Paul Stapleton ahead of the nu-folk quartet's set at Big Session festival...
J. Mascis - Several Shades of Why
Dinosaur Jr. frontman J. Mascis goes acoustic for his first solo record
Jersey Budd Interview
I catch up with Countesthorpe's own Jersey Budd at this year's Big Session festival...
Jess Morgan interview
Jess Morgan is a singer songwriter specialising in a beguiling blend of folk and county that's been referred to as 'Norfolk Americana'. We catch up at the Big Session to ask her about her new album, life on the road, and what's still to come..
Karen O and the Kids – Where The Wild Things Are
karen O from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs goes for a complete change of style on this soundtrack, and the results are surprising..
Kathryn Calder - 'Are You My Mother?'
A year after its US/Canada release, Kathryn's debut solo album makes it to the UK
Megson - live at the Big Session
We catch up with northern nu-folk duo Megson for their Sunday set at the Big Session.
Mumford and Sons: Sigh no more - Album Review
They may sound like a removals firm but in actual fact, Mumford & Sons are an English Indie folk band from London
Otis Gibbs Interview
I chat with Indiana's singer come storyteller about life, at this year's Big Session festival...
The Big Session Festival 2010
The annual folk-fest returns to Leicester’s DeMontfort Hall and gardens...




















