Alasdair Roberts
Alasdair Roberts is a Glasgow-based musician – primarily a singer and guitarist – born in Germany and raised in central Scotland. Acclaimed by Folk Radio UK as 'one of our most talented, important and relevant songwriters and song-adapters', he has released several critically acclaimed albums of his music via Drag City Records since the late nineties.
Alasdair is known for his own idiosyncratic and evocative compositions and songs, as well as for his fresh interpretations of traditional songs and narrative ballads from Scotland and beyond. He enjoys a wide range of collaborations with fellow musicians, as well as with artists from other disciplines. He plays in the groups Furrow Collective and Current 93 and has toured extensively in Scotland and worldwide, both solo and with various musical companions.
Alasdair’s most recent solo album, Grief in the Kitchen and Mirth in the Hall, is a collection of traditional songs recorded entirely solo. Remembered in Exile: Songs and Ballads from Nova Scotia, a new album recorded in collaboration with Lewis-born Gaelic singer Màiri Morrison and Canadian producer/arranger Pete Johnston, will be released in April 2025 on Drag City Records.
Harry Gorski-Brown
Harry Gorski-Brown is an artist based in Glasgow. He makes music and audiovisual works, with a focus on traditional music alongside electronic audio processing. Current projects include FISHER PRICE PIPES, a setting of two Gaelic songs for voice, pipes and electronics and Elephant, you shake your sheep, a new audio-visual piece for Highland pipes and electronics with French artist Annabelle Playe and lighting designer Rima Ben Brahim commissioned by Cryptic Glasgow. He recently released a tape of traditional Gaelic songs, Durt Dronemaker After Dreamboats, with Glasgow-based label GLARC and is currently a nonclassical Artist in Residence. HGB plays fiddle with Norman Willmore and works with Scots singer Quinie.
Alasdair Roberts is a Glasgow-based musician – primarily a singer and guitarist – born in Germany and raised in central Scotland. Acclaimed by Folk Radio UK as 'one of our most talented, important and relevant songwriters and song-adapters', he has released several critically acclaimed albums of his music via Drag City Records since the late nineties.
Alasdair is known for his own idiosyncratic and evocative compositions and songs, as well as for his fresh interpretations of traditional songs and narrative ballads from Scotland and beyond. He enjoys a wide range of collaborations with fellow musicians, as well as with artists from other disciplines. He plays in the groups Furrow Collective and Current 93 and has toured extensively in Scotland and worldwide, both solo and with various musical companions.
Alasdair’s most recent solo album, Grief in the Kitchen and Mirth in the Hall, is a collection of traditional songs recorded entirely solo. Remembered in Exile: Songs and Ballads from Nova Scotia, a new album recorded in collaboration with Lewis-born Gaelic singer Màiri Morrison and Canadian producer/arranger Pete Johnston, will be released in April 2025 on Drag City Records.
Harry Gorski-Brown
Harry Gorski-Brown is an artist based in Glasgow. He makes music and audiovisual works, with a focus on traditional music alongside electronic audio processing. Current projects include FISHER PRICE PIPES, a setting of two Gaelic songs for voice, pipes and electronics and Elephant, you shake your sheep, a new audio-visual piece for Highland pipes and electronics with French artist Annabelle Playe and lighting designer Rima Ben Brahim commissioned by Cryptic Glasgow. He recently released a tape of traditional Gaelic songs, Durt Dronemaker After Dreamboats, with Glasgow-based label GLARC and is currently a nonclassical Artist in Residence. HGB plays fiddle with Norman Willmore and works with Scots singer Quinie.
