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2 weeks ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
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3 weeks ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
Hip hop, traditional music and jazz combine to impressive effect on two new songs from Freestyle Master, write Olaf Furniss and Derick MackinnonFreestyle Master has been embedded in the burgeoning Scottish hip-hop scene for years, collaborating with Steg G, Solareye and most recently writing a couple of tracks for the cool collaborative compilation album Lab Raps.
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1 month ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
Expect to hear Ancient Machine’s forthcoming track Real Dreams in a DJ set near you soon, write Olaf Furniss and Derick MackinnonAccident Machine are Edinburgh-based duo Mairi “b” Pots and George T, who were brought together by the city’s godmother of clubbing, Trendy Wendy, for a live-streamed DJ set during the pandemic. This musical meeting of minds led to a studio jam which in turn has now developed into a firmer creative fixture.
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1 month ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
Ellyn Oliver’s forthcoming EP brings together an impressive array of musical and artistic talent, write Olaf Furniss and Derick MackinnonOriginally from Aberdeenshire but now based in Bathgate, Ellyn Oliver is a sublime talent, her unusual vocal phrasing reminiscent of artists like Regina Spektor and Nora Jones.
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1 month ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
Pan-Scottish band Upturned Boats would have felt right at home as part of the legendary Fence Collective, write Olaf Furniss and Derick MackinnonBased in Glasgow, Upturned Boats hail from various parts of Scotland, from West Lothian to Aberdeenshire. They combine a touching lyrical style with endearing gentle, sound which would have made them a good fit for the legendary Fence Collective.
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1 month ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
Prolific young West Lothian singer-songwriter Fraser McLean has a knack for penning masterful pop tracks, write Olaf Furniss and Derick MackinnonHailing from Bathgate in West Lothian, Fraser McLean is an incredibly prolific young singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He’s still only 22, yet despite his tender years he’s already shared a stage with artists including Callum Beattie and fellow West Lothian superstar and UTR favourite Lewis Capaldi, not to mention touring the UK with wrest.
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2 months ago | 
msn.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
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2 months ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
Evie Waddell’s new album is both innovative and eclectic, write Olaf Furniss and Derick MackinnonEvie Waddell is a Gaelic and Scots singer, BSL interpreter, fiddler and now rapper, hailing from Stirlingshire. Produced by Paul MacAlindin, artistic director of The Glasgow Barons orchestra in Govan, in partnership with the recovery community event provider Freed Up, her new 12-track album Lab Raps is innovative, groundbreaking and eclectic.
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2 months ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
Look out for The Marches this March, write Olaf Furniss and Derick MackinnonHailing from across Ayrshire and Paisley, The Marches are Katie Palmer, Jane Jenkins, Nicola Singleton and Kate Morrow; an ex-international basketball player, a scientist, multi-linguist and a former X-Factor performer. Despite being relative newcomers, they’ve already hit some significant milestones.
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2 months ago | 
scotsman.com | Olaf Furniss |Derick Mackinnon
Glasgow duo Roller Disco Death Party are all about the hooks, write Olaf Furniss and Derick MackinnonRoller Disco Death Party announced their arrival last spring with the frenetic banger Day By Day, reminiscent of harder-edged Chemical Brothers, back when there was a preference for locking onto a hook. The Glasgow duo first met during the pandemic, forming a creative partnership post-lockdown, with Neal McHarg (synths) recording the tracks and Amelia Boyle laying down live drums.
