THE next generation of Scottish female musicians are bubbling just beneath the surface. They are watching on as the trailblazers of today lay waste to anachronistic expectations of gender and pave the way for others. Despite what appears to be
FINDING the balance between chaos and harmony has long been the objective of many artists. The appeal and raw energy of the former is to be harnessed and unleashed; the honeyed lure of the latter serves as reward for the soul. More often than
LAST month SHEARS dropped her debut EP in the form of When You're Around. The Edinburgh-based songwriter, full name Rebecca Shearing, has been gently honing her craft over the last few years, releasing her first track under the SHEARS name in 2019
DRIFT have unveiled their new single The Isle of Pt. 2, paying another tribute to the stunning landscape of Arran. Inspired by picturesque North Ayrshire jewel, the electro-pop duo - consisting of Linzi Clark and Andrew Quinn - released The Isle
AFTER the success of his Terribly Beautiful EP this year, Luke La Volpe is making a run on the charts with the release of his latest single. Stand Up was unveiled today and has already shot up the summit of the iTunes singer-songwriter charts,
JENNY LAAHS was drawn to music as a child. Her gift for learning instruments is palpable, having taken to piano, trumpet, guitar, harp and even ukulele. When it came to deciding her future, she gave a lot of thought to studying music, but opted
Money-Saving Expert Martin Lewis shared some top tips on how to make some savings over the festive period during his extended edition of The Money Show Live. Hosting a specially extended Christmas edition of the show on ITV, Lewis issued a reminder
The Scottish Government is considering extending the Christmas school holidays, according to a leaked COSLA document. Students across the country would potentially return to school on January 11, instead of between January 5 or 7 as most students
WHITE NOVELS are aiming to hit the ground running in 2021, with their debut single primed for release. The quintet turned a few heads recently as they appeared on Sam's Night – a hugely successful fundraising stream – alongside Shambolics, Retro
FLOWING locks, flared jeans and the sound of Jimi Hendrix's rendition of All Along the Watchtower, you're instantly there – you're one of half a million people in a dairy farm in New York, celebrating three days of peace and love. Fifty years go
LOUISE CONNELL is showing her support for The Trussell Trust with all the proceeds from her latest single being donated to the charity. Tomorrow (Friday, November 27), the singer will release For Christmas, a pained and mournful tale written in
