Growing up in foster care in Glasgow, this Scottish singer-songwriter got interested in music at the age of 7 through hearing “Ring Of Fire” by Johnny Cash on a video game. After receiving a cheap acoustic guitar for Christmas, he taught himself how to play the song. As a teenager, he began busking on the streets, honing his skills. He’s played festivals such as Glastonbury and Reading & Leeds. Inspired by Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen and Mark Knopfler, he released his debut “Nobody Else” in 2019.
Written as a sign of emotional support for a friend dealing with an exhausting breakup, his new single reminds the ex-partner there’s nothing of value left in the relationship to take. Wrapping the lyrics about walking away from a toxic situation in a vibrant blend of ska, indie-pop and jazz, this song is a rousing sonic fusion. With a retro acoustic rhythm, jazzy brass with a vibrant trumpet solo, and soaring, emotionally-charged vocals, this stadium-ready tune is a joyous jam.
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From her album “She” (1987):
From his upcoming album “Baby Don’t Say That, I’m Sensitive”, to be released on 19 March 2027:
Hailing from Irvine, this Scottish singer-songwriter got enamored by music at the age of 6, first shining through dance and musical theatre. During lockdown she taught herself piano and guitar, while developing her songwriting skills. In 2023, she got her first break through a youth project called 
Capturing the painful realization that intimacy stops being natural and starts feeling obligatory, her new single explores the arduous moment a relationship loses its magic. Despite the emotion-laden lyrics, this song is a high-energy melody designed for the dancefloor. With fast-paced percussion, sparkling synths and a bouncy bassline laying down the infectious tune, it’s her bright, energetic vocals giving vulnerability a spirited spark that makes this vivacious groove feel highly danceable.
From his album “Deep In My Soul” (1977):
From her EP “Lovesick” (2026):
