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Freefalling
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Stomping
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Miss Bromley's
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Speybay
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Epic
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Greenland Mans
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Morb
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Trip to Dingle
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Jupiter
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Farewell
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Scottish Fish Boston, Massachusetts
Scottish Fish are a Boston based fiddle and cello group whose youthful enthusiasm, unique arrangements, and original compositions have entertained audiences throughout New England and beyond.
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Now More Than Ever
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Katie McNally manages to play so clean & groovy at the same time, and the whole trio together has such a warm and cohesive sound. Makes me miss cozy trad sessions in friends' basements. A romp of an album.
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Feel The Ground You Walk Upon
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Old-fashioned fiddles harmonize with rippling synths on the Scottish singer-songwriter's latest collection of original folk songs.
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Would the Light Hold Me
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Celtic-inspired instrumentation, delicate harmonies, and reflective lyrics abound on the sisterly indie-folk duo's debut album.
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Scottish harpist and singer Rachel Newton brings an innovative, intensely emotional touch to traditional music on this dreamy LP.
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Wooden Flute and Fiddle
by Calum Stewart and Lauren MacColl
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Eoghainn Iain Alasdair and the stomp of Rise ye Lazy Fellow are my favourite tunes on this album. The album has a much simpler feel than The Seer, perhaps reflecting more the traditional arrangements of small Highland communities. I didn't like the synth on Crow Road Croft as it doesn't feel in keeping with the folk arrangements, but what do I know?
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