Graham Mackenzie Glasgow, UK
Twice a finalist in the BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award and finalist in the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of
the Year, Graham Mackenzie is a fiddle player from the Highlands of Scotland.
A graduate of the RNCM and RCS, Graham is a sought after musician in both traditional and classical music worlds performing with the Grit Orchestra and is a founder member of folk trio, 'Assynt'.
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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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supported by 13 fans who also own “Cula Bay”
I'm glad I got this thing. Plenty of variety and enviable musicianship, paired with excellent vocals. A celebration of folk if there ever was to be one.
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supported by 12 fans who also own “Cula Bay”
Great Scottish band! The addition of guests like Duncan Chisholm-fiddler extraordinaire- and Julie Fowlis-an authentic voice of Scotland- make it perfect.
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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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Fran & Flora’s waltzing traditional folk music is breathtaking in its minimalism, with guitar and violin twirling gently.
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Songs of my land
by Chiyomi Yamada
Ancient Japanese folk songs are presented with Western folk-pop arrangements to haunting, elegant effect.
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Pilgrim Souls
by Megan Henderson
supported by 11 fans who also own “Cula Bay”
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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