Celebrated Scottish singer-songwriter Kim Carnie is set to unveil her latest single New Orleans on Friday 7 June. With an infectious summer sound and poignant message, the refreshing track explores themes of community and belonging, with Kim’s velvet vocals shining throughout. New Orleans sees the award-winning Glasgow-based vocalist experiment with Americana-inspired melodies, backed by stunning […]
Over Again by Siobhan Miller
Acclaimed folk singer-songwriter Siobhan Miller, winner of the 2018 BBC Radio 2 Folk Award for Best Track, takes a thrilling turn towards infectious pop with her latest single, “Over Again.” This genre-bending evolution marks her return to original songwriting, reminiscent of her critically acclaimed 2018 album Mercury. “Over Again” propels Miller into the pop arena […]
Halocline by Malin Lewis
Malin Lewis (they/them), the groundbreaking bagpiper, fiddler, instrument maker and composer, released their eagerly anticipated debut piping album Halocline on Friday 3 May 2024 on Hudson Records. The music of this record is a deeply personal narrative, drawing inspiration from every facet of Malin’s journey so far, both personal and musical. From the influence of folk traditions and piping competitions […]
Mogaisean by DLÙ
Respected trad fusion band DLÙ (pronounced dloo) have announced the release of their latest single Mogaisean, hailing the start of a new era for the Glasgow-based five-piece. Released on Thursday 16 May 2024, Mogaisean is the first single from the band’s upcoming second album Close To which will be launched in June at SWG3 Warehouse […]
The Jesster by Peatbog Faeries
Dramatic and daring folk-fusion group the Peatbog Faeries have announced the release of their latest album I See a World. Set to enthral listeners, the upbeat record will be available from Friday 4 August, and sees the band place an increased focus on vocal arrangements. Hailing from the Isle of Skye, the Peatbog Faeries are […]
If It Plays by Daimh
SULA is the old Norse name for the Gannet, the largest seabird in Northern Europe. As graceful soaring above the waves as they are swimming far beneath them, Gannets find strength by gathering together in close knit communities on isolated windswept outposts and perfectly embody Dàimh’s enduring connection to the Hebrides and their surrounding waters. […]
Fractured by Lucie Hendry
Scottish lever harpist Lucie Hendry is set to release her debut album Land of Eden on Friday 16th June. A refreshing interpretation of Scottish folk music with Nordic jazz influences, the record sheds a new light on the impressive versatility of the lever harp, with up-beat tempos, unexpected rhythms and layers of musical texture. Lucie […]
Norman McLeod’s Welcome to Waipu – Celtic Waiata – Kiwi Reel by Iain Fraser
Scottish fiddler and fiddle teacher Iain Fraser is set to release his captivating new album Kōterana on Friday 14th April, exploring themes of faith and acceptance, and bringing together the history, heritage and music of four nations. The record is based on the remarkable story of 800 Scottish Highlanders who followed Reverend Norman McLeod on […]
Mo nighean donn hò gù (My brown haired girl hò gù by Joy Dunlop
Mo nighean donn, ho gù is a traditional Gaelic waulking song. The track leans into the rhythmic aspects of the tradition and plays around with the accompaniment, with the backing vocals also imitating and exaggerating the beat-driven feel of a waulking song, which would have been sung during the tweed or tartan-making process. Bringing the […]
Uist Reels by James Bauld
Highland composer, flute, whistle and piano player James Bauld is set to release his uplifting debut album Where I Belong, showcasing the wooden flute, on Friday 10th March 2023. Originally from the Highlands of Scotland and having studied music at Plockton’s National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music, and then the University of the Highlands […]
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