Published: 22 July, 2008
CALLING all local musicians: the Ross-shire Journal wants you – and your music – on our website.
|
Published: 10 September, 2007
ADRIAN Telfer is a solo acoustic artist based on the Black Isle. A range of influences from The Levellers to Damien Rice influenced the songs on his first CD 'Straight From Nowhere'.
|
Published: 19 November, 2007
AYRE is an alternative rock band based in Balintore. We play our own original material, which sounds something like Semisonic or Barenaked Ladies, but we also play a few covers when we need to.
|
Published: 27 April, 2007
BACK in the late sixties and early seventies is when I started my music career working in numerous local bands right up to the late eighties covering chart hits.
|
Published: 06 October, 2008
BIORACHAM Beag Cèilidh Band are a two-piece band based in Skye and Muir of Ord. We are making a name for ourselves by travelling to locations as diverse as Benbecula, Gairloch and even Ardrishaig!
|
Published: 21 May, 2008
CATCHING Amy is an indie rock 4 piece from Alness. With a blistering tight sound that's second to none, Catching Amy mixes imagination, stage performance and creativity.
|
Published: 03 June, 2008
DRIVING North, a young group consisting of members from around the Tain area, play music in the tradition of the Peatbog Faeries, although to their foot-stomping traditional sound they like to add a jazzy twist with a saxophone.
|
Published: 27 April, 2007
FIONA Mackenzie, a native of Morayshire and graduate of Aberdeen University, now living in Dingwall, learned Gaelic as an adult and is now employed as the Mairi Mhor Gaelic Song Fellow for Highland Council.
|
Published: 28 August, 2007
GRAHAM Muir is a self-taught guitarist based just outside Dingwall. His own compositions are moving and melodic as are his arrangements of popular songs.
|
Published: 07 June, 2007
MY home roots are in the island of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. From an early age I sang my heart out whenever I was on my own in these open landscapes, particularly when sent to fetch some of my father's many sheep from the moors.
|
Published: 06 February, 2008
A SEVEN-PIECE Celtic rock band based in the Highlands of Scotland, Rhythm ‘n’ Reel are in increasing demand for gigs both throughout Scotland and further afield, playing music venues, clubs, marquee dances, music festivals, and other similar events.
|
Published: 25 May, 2007
THE Ross and Cromarty area of the Highlands has a long tradition of nurturing traditional musicians; especially young musicians and the Highland Pipes and Drums are at the heart of this tradition.
|
Published: 25 May, 2007
SPIT-DIS consist of four talented MCs from the Highlands of Scotland who make music at the local Rise2Red recording studio.
|