Yooo!  I'm a guitarist and singer from the West Coast of Scotland.  Recently relocated to Glasgow, I was formerly a pupil at the NCETM in Plockton, where I studied Gaidhlig Song with Wilma Kennedy and Guitar with Jack Evans.  These days I'm doing UHI's BA Applied Music from Glasgow, learning DADGAD from Innes Watson.  Give us a shout if you're keen for some craic, a tune, a dram, or any combination of the above!

Indie folk singer-songwriter from Scotland, writing & singing in English & Gàidhlig.

Òranaiche Albannach, a' sgrìobhadh agus a' seinn sa Ghàidhlig agus ann am Beurla.

For bookings, contact suzanne.scotsmusic@gmail.com

Adam Brown & Suzanne Houston are a Glasgow-based duo, delivering sensitive arrangements of folk songs hailing from Scotland, Ireland, England and America, interspersed with self-penned and tradition tune sets. Their highly acclaimed debut album "Pitch Invasion" was released in May 2013.

www.michaelferrie.co.uk

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Award winning guitarist and composer from Callander, Scotland, currently studying on the MMus Folk Music program at the Sibelius Academy in Helsinki, Finland. 
2013 BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award Nominee with Scottish folk band ‘Thalla’. 
Now performing with quartet ‘Reelinki’ and 'Unissakävelijät'. 

Charlie Grey & Pablo Lafuente are a fiddle and guitar duo from the west coast of Scotland, They both attend 'The National Centre of Excellence in Traditional Music' in Plockton. Inspired by many different genres of music such as Folk, Traditional, Jazz and Swing. They have both gone on to play extensively throughout Scotland with the 'Centre of Excellence' and by their own accord with different bands. Charlie Grey was previously taught by Charlie McKerron from "Session A9" and "Capper Ceilidh". Pablo Lafuente was tutored by Innes Watson on guitar from "Treacherous Orchestra" and "The Rule of Three" and Ruraidh Campbell on fiddle from "The Halton Quartet". Charlie is from Fort Augustus and Pablo is from Stirling and are now both taught by Ian Macfarlane from "Blazin Fiddles" and Jack Evans from "The Easy Club". They have been playing together for just under a year.

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