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Lateral Roots
05:36
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Observatory
05:03
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Electroreceptor
03:53
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Lewisian Complex
10:10
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Cuir làmh chaomh air creagan 's cluinn an sgeul;
a' chlach bha aosda nuair bha 'n saoghal seo fhathast òg.
(Put a meek hand on rocks and hear their story;
the stone that was ancient when this world was still young.)
Bho iar-dheas nan eilean gu Sealltainn shuas;
Clach-stèidh' na daoine, gun fhaoineas na glòir.
(From the south-west of the islands up to Shetland;
the foundation stone of the people, without vanity in her glory.)
Cha toir gaoth no crìoch oirr' geilleachdainn;
's i buan, gun chaochladh na h-aonadh gun phròis.
(Neither wind nor border can force her to submit;
she's everlasting, without changing in her union without conceit.)
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Cycles
03:24
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Skekler
04:37
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The Smiddy
04:36
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Jinibara
04:45
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Holon
04:18
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James Lindsay Glasgow, UK
James Lindsay is a genre-bending composer and instrumentalist whose music seamlessly blends diverse styles of traditional folk and contemporary music.
New album Torus out now
James Lindsay recommends:
Alive & Well At The Muckle Roe Hall
by Norman Willmore
Incredible playing! Check out the videos on youtube, live from the Muckle Roe hall in Shetland.
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Deepening The River
by Paul Towndrow
A huge new record from Paul. So much excitement and energy from a diverse sector of the Scottish music scene.
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Beautiful new album from Staran, traditional Scottish & original tunes and Gaelic songs.
go to albumIf you like James Lindsay, you may also like:
Pilgrim Souls
by Megan Henderson
supported by 31 fans who also own “Torus”
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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supported by 30 fans who also own “Torus”
My father was born in Glasgow, yet somehow I have never visited Scotland. This lovely music sounds like my ticket of return to the country of his birth.
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Introspective pop songs with transcendent melodies offer a joyful meditation on staying present in a world that often moves too fast.
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