Mairi Campbell Scotland, UK
Mairi Campbell is a prolific figure in Scottish music and the recipient
of six Scots Trad Music Awards,
including the Inspiration Award in 2018.
After studying classical viola at the prestigious Guildhall School of Music, Mairi has carved a career as an established member of Scot-
land’s traditional music scene, pushing the genre’s boundaries with her fearless experimentation.
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The album is uplifting, comforting and inspiring. It takes me home but also helps me experience the Scotland that I never knew. It’s a great emotional and musical journey. The collab talent on this album is amazing, not to mention Su_a herself.
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Love the complexity of this track and the rising and falling of the violins, and the texture. Makes me want to dance. Thank you so much for this album. I really love it, and find it really inspiring my own work on the Witchcraft Trials ❤️
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Still As Your Sleeping
by Karine Polwart & Dave Milligan
supported by 9 fans who also own “Bouncing”
This album is my best friend, so beautiful and with impeccable timing. thank you!
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Feel The Ground You Walk Upon
by Lewis McLaughlin
Old-fashioned fiddles harmonize with rippling synths on the Scottish singer-songwriter's latest collection of original folk songs.
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Space Bath
by Sami Freeman, feat. James Jackson, Beaunoise, Mia Pixley
A gorgeous journey through a kaleidoscopic array of sonic approaches melted together that feels old and new at the same time.
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Nighttime Birds and Morning Stars
by Sarah Louise
Where once her playing was essentially representational and descriptive, with 12-string cascades and plaintive vocals standing in for wind and snow, “Nighttime Birds” attempts to give voice to the fingerstyle guitarist’s entire universe at once.
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Pilgrim Souls
by Megan Henderson
supported by 9 fans who also own “Bouncing”
Scottish folk centred around fiddle and piano. The album begins with Dawn Chorus, which slowly awakens to the rising sun. There are reflective compositions throughout, while Almost Home and Ascending lift the mood back up. I think Megan Henderson and Lauren MacColl should do a gig together.
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