UKNY For February 11

It's been a week of high drama, snowstorms and otherwise, but on UKNY at 11, we'll indulge in the simple pleasure of great new music from Glasgow-London duo Sacred Paws, Devon's Alice Jemima (pictured), Edinburgh's gruffly soulful Law Holt, the alt-country ache of Irish-born, Yorkshire-raised Holly Macve, and the superb Aussie band Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever.

Also, a song from the Beatles, this week's FUV Essentials, that still thrills me—no matter how many times I've heard it—and something from the Moonlandingz, a new project from members of Fat White Family and the Eccentronic Research Council. Their forthcoming album, Interplanetary Class Classics, is co-produced by Sean Lennon.

Watching Alec Baldwin on "Saturday Night Live" instead? You can stream UKNY in the FUV Weekend Archives for two weeks after broadcast.

Songs played:

1. Sacred Paws, “Ride,” Strike A Match
2. Ibibio Sound Machine, “The Pot is on Fire,” Uyai
3. The Moonlandingz (feat. Rebecca Taylor and Lias Saoudi), “The Strangle of Anna,” Interplanetary Class Classics
4. The Clash, “1977,” single
5. The Beatles, “It’s All Too Much,” Yellow Submarine
6. The Proper Ornaments, “1969,” Foxhole
7. Softer Still, “Company,” Softer Still
8. Alice Jemima, “No Diggety” (Blackstreet cover), Alice Jemima
9. Elbow, “Kindling,” Little Fictions
10. (US Cut) Cigarettes After Sex, “Affection,” single
11. (Commonwealth Cut: Melbourne, Australia) Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, “French Press,” French Press EP
12. Law Holt, “Throw Down Your Coins,” Gone EP
13. Damon Albarn, Paul Weller, and the Orchestra of Syrian Musicians and Guests, “Blackbird,” Africa Express: The Orchestra of Syrian Musicians and Guests
14. Holly Macve, “Heartbreak Blues,” Golden Eagle