Celebrated Scottish folk trailblazers Mànran are back with a bold new single, ‘Something that I Said’ which is set for release on Friday 16th May 2025. Marking a distinct departure from the band’s signature sound, the track ventures into darker, pop-inflected territory while retaining the lyrical power and instrumental virtuosity that has made them one of Scotland’s most respected traditional […]
HJOP by Gnoss
Glasgow based folk quartet Gnoss – Aidan Moodie, Graham Rorie, Connor Sinclair, and Craig Baxter – return with their brand new single “HJOP”: an uplifting statement of continued form from a group at the forefront of Scottish traditional folk music. HJOP is Gnoss’ first release since their acclaimed 2023 LP “Stretching Skyward” and marks the […]
Ó Ho – Ró ‘Ille Dhuinn by Ainsley Hamill
A musical journey through the mystical realms and rich tapestry of Scotland’s folklore and resilient people. Dive into the captivating world of Scottish folklore and hypnotic melodies with Ainsley Hamill’s third studio album Fable; a musical journey weaving tales of the water horse, the Cailleach and other enchanting legends, through the mystical realms of Trad […]
The Silkie Of Sule Skerry (Radio Edit) by Chloe Matharu
Chloe Matharu is an Award winning Scottish Indian singer songwriter and harpist from Wemyss Bay on the West Coast of Scotland. Many of her songs draw on her time as a Navigational Officer in the Merchant Navy, inspired by the natural world as experienced at sea. On tour she performs solo with her harp in […]
Edward by Beth Malcolm
FOLKMOSIS is Beth Malcolm‘s heartfelt and transformational second album, and musical coming of age story, set to be released in full on Monday 18 November. Songs woven together by spoken word, the record is an autobiographical tale of a young Scottish female artist finding her place in the creative and musical world. Beth Malcolm takes the listener on […]
Undercurrents by Pippa Reid Foster
One of Scotland’s leading harpists has dedicated her new album to the hero hand surgeon who helped save her career. Helensburgh based Pippa Reid-Foster, who has worked with The Royal National Mòd, singer Siobhan Wilsonand can count legends of classical music Philip Glass and Max Richter among her biggest supporters, snapped the ligaments in her […]
April Song by Josie Duncan, Willie Campbell, Scott C. Park and Alastair Caplin
Next to You is a collection of original songs written by Josie Duncan, Willie Campbell, Scott C. Park and Alastair Caplin, four Hebridean artists who have come together to collaborate on an album informed by their varied experiences of the pandemic and the effects it had on their communities. This record is part of Remembering […]
The Dog Song by Anna Cassidy
Contemporary folk artist and singer-songwriter Anna Cassidy is set to release her highly anticipated new single, ‘The Dog Song’, a refreshingly unique take on love that is far from your typical ballad. Drawing from her Irish roots and inspired by modern singer-songwriters, Anna brings an engaging, light-hearted, and heartfelt perspective on love – this time, through the eyes […]
Standing Still by Mànran
Award-winning folk supergroup Mànran have announced they will release an uplifting new single, Standing Still on Friday 20 September, marking the start of a slight change in musical direction for the celebrated Scottish outfit. The upbeat folk-pop number, written by the band’s Kim Carnie and Aidan Moodie, is the first in a string of singles […]
Middle of Hope by Kim Carnie
Accomplished singer and composer Kim Carnie is set to release her latest single Middle of Hope on Friday 6 September. The upbeat pop-inspired track conveys a sense of looking to the future with anticipation and positivity, celebrating the openness of queer culture and the support available. Written for the multi-award winning documentary Kim Carnie Out Loud, which explores Kim’s lived experiences and […]
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