With its wonderfully rich and diverse heritage, Scottish folk music is
constantly evolving while remaining deeply rooted in the past. From pioneering revivalists Battlefield Band and Karen Matheson to today’s leading voices including Julie Fowlis and Karine Polwart, this handpicked
selection reflects a golden age in this living tradition.


1) Saltfishforty - The Odin Stone
2) Songs of Separation - Echo Mocks
The Corncrake (feat. Karine Polwart)
3) Findlay Napier - Wire Burners
4) Julie Fowlis - Sme rach Chlann D mhnaill 5) Talisk - Abyss
6) Siobhan Miller - Banks of Newfoundland
7) Rachel Newton - Gura Mise Tha Fo Mhulad
8) Battlefield Band - The Blantyre Explosion (feat. Christine Primrose)
9) Karen Matheson- Ca Na Dh’fhag Thu M’fhichead Gini
10) Breabach - The Midnight Sun
11) Daimh - Cuir A-Nall
12) Kathleen MacInnes - Alasdair Oig Ic Ic Neacail/Latha Siubhal Beinne Dhomh
13) Salt House - Turn Ye To Me
14) Kyle Carey - Puirt Beul
15) The Furrow Collective - Chuir M Athair Mise Dhan Taigh Charraideach
16) Mischa Macpherson - Cha dFhuair Mi’n Cadal

With its wonderfully rich and diverse heritage, Scottish folk music is
constantly evolving while remaining deeply rooted in the past. From pioneering revivalists Battlefield Band and Karen Matheson to today’s leading voices including Julie Fowlis and Karine Polwart, this handpicked
selection reflects a golden age in this living tradition.

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