Barry Nisbet Scotland, UK
A skilled guitarist, fiddler and songwriter, Shetlander Barry Nisbet is inspired by stories, both historical and
contemporary. Performing in dialect and English, his songs give a sensitive, occasionally humorous take on past and contemporary events.
As likely to be seen at the wheel of a tall ship as on a festival stage, Barry runs the 'Sessions and Sail' musical sailing voyages.
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So pleased to see your second album on its way. I’ve just about worn a hole in your first CD because I love it so much. Cannae wait due the whole thing to appear on 4th May. The taster track is AWESOME!! 🙏
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Road to tyranny
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Into the Pacific”
This is my favorite album by far. The music really stirs my soul. Mr. MacGregor has a special touch and tone to his playing and compositions that I cannot explain. Tapadh leibh airson an obair chruaidh agad a cho-roinn leinn.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Into the Pacific”
Just the most fun. Every set is one I want to sit down and learn, and they play with so much ENERGY and STYLE. Crunchy, tangible sound. I'll never get tired of listening to Kinnaris Quintet play.
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From Knoxville, TN, Cereus Bright delivers an album of plaintive ambient folk and indie pop, with gauzy atmospheres & stirring melodies.
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Dakota Blue Moon
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Singer-songwriter Henry Parker puts his own spin on the classic sounds of '60s and '70s British folk on this wilderness-inspired new LP.
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Pilgrim Souls
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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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