Narrow Plains released their debut album with Spectra Music Group in May 2018 in the USA. Narrow Plains have won numerous awards, with their single “I Should’ve Known’ nominated as ‘Song of the Year 2018’ in Nashville Universe Music awards. They were also nominated as Best Country/Folk Act in UMAs and won Hard Rock Rising 2015 at Hard Rock Café, London. In 2015, they recorded a live single “Choices” with legendary recording engineer, John Davenport, (Springsteen, Lennon, Stones), at his studio in North Carolina that helped them to top the Reverbnation Indie charts. Originally a trio of Charlie Ferriday (guitar/vocals), Roger Connick (bass/back-up vocals) and Stuart Connick (drums/back-up vocals), Edd Simpson has joined on guitar and keys.

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The Dicksons are a brand new band, fresh off Dunfermline's music scene. Blending elements of Modern Indie and high energy Rock n Roll. 

Founded late 2015 and formally known as The Dregs, The Dicksons are made up of a bunch of 20 something's: Liam, Liam, Martyn and Sandy. The lads went to Inverkeithing High School and are excited to be apart of the growing and exciting Dunfermline Music Scene.

The upcoming 6 track EP 'Chemical Love' is now available!

Iain King (Guitar, Vocals)
Margret Dignan (Keys, Vocals)
Scott McGregor (Bass)
Scott Young (Drums)

Brand Spanking New Scottish indie/folk/electro. "Frighteningly Good" Falkirk Herald. "Repeat Listens Rewarded Stirling" DIY Press.

Ambient folk music for the brilliantly depressed.

NOAH NOAH formed in 2016, quickly emerging onto the Scottish music scene with their distinctive alternative rock songs. 

In their first year, the band made numerous appearances across the UK, playing alongside bands such as Idlewild, The LaFontaines, and Model Aeroplanes. 2016 came to a close with a feature in Vic Galloway’s ’25 Scottish Artists to Watch in 2017’ list and a sold out hometown show in Edinburgh.

Live sessions for BBC Radio Scotland’s ‘The Janice Forsyth Show’ and STV’s ‘Live at Five’, plus plays on BBC Radio Scotland, BBC ALBA, and Amazing Radio among others, have confirmed NOAH NOAH as ones to watch. Following a successful summer of festival performances including shows at Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival and Kendal Calling, the band set out on a UK tour in November 2017 to promote their single Everest. 

2018 started with two video sessions filmed in Edinburgh's Leith Theatre (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YT0Ek-JZdlw) and there are more new songs and videos set for release in Summer 2018. Follow NOAH NOAH for further information on tour dates and new releases.

18 Year Old Scottish Singer/Songwriter. 
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Like all good stories, Gentlemen Jackals’ began in a dark, windowless, soundproofed room in Fife, Scotland...

Eager to put their musical skills to the test, bass player Scott Thompon and guitarists Craig McMahon - friends since primary school - responded to an online ad seeking musicians for an informal ‘jam session’. This led the pair to brother Callum and Kieran Bell, who they met in the aforementioned rehearsal space for the first time in the summer of 2015.

The group were soon joined by Mark Wilson on vocals and bonded as they cobbled together chaotic interpretations of classic rock and blues numbers. The fivesome performed together for close to a year under the name ‘Scatter Kid’ before deciding to part ways. Callum and Kieran would later go on to form The Decrees while Scott, Craig and Mark decided to begin a band of their own.

The trio recruited Mark’s childhood friend, Douglas Harden in late 2016 and soon the new band were ready to play their first gig… their only hurdle being their complete lack of name. Vowing one evening to not leave until a name had been decided, they stood in the rain outside their practice space throwing around suggestions.

After dozens of vetoed options, Doog landed on ‘Gentlemen Jackals’. In unanimous agreement, the group picked the name because it perfectly captured what the band is all about: exploring the junction between buttoned-up, ear-pleasing pop, and the abrasive bark of fuzzed-up power chords and chiming riffs.

Amateur singer-songwriter. Home recordings.

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