At ISLE Music Scotland we have a selection of albums released by us plus a few additional recordings by ISLE artists. CDs are shipped straight from us in the Scottish Borders and we work closely with artists to support them and their great music.
BOREAS -
AHOY HOY
Boreas seek to emphasise old traditions and shared musical aspects, while unleashing their creativity and exploring the spaces between their different yet connected cultures.
TRACKS
- SidVos
- Sillery
- North Sea Holes
- Bjørnen
- Is Truagh Nach Robh Mi Còmhla Riut
- Happy Set
- Samueline
- Braw Sailin
- Claret
- Rudl
- Lullaby
"Immerse yourself in this explorative melange of music from four outstanding musicians." (folkwords.com)
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PLEASURE'S COIN
TRACKS
- Pleasure
- Hogg
- Plooman
- Valkyrie
- Gowany
- Nell
- Floor
- Poppies
- Vanity
- Three
- Frienship
Pleasure's Coin. The good times.
They dinna keep ower lang sae tak yer cup, raise a sang and fill yer woes wi pleasure!
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LORI WATSON :THREE
TRACKS
- Treaty
- Maggie
- Euro
- Lassie
- Lowlands
- Merl
- Ursus
- Riddles
- Capon
- Healths
- Dreamer
"A rich slice of assertive contemporary Scots tradition from the fiddler/singer composer Lori Watson and her two accomplished partners, accordionist Fiona Young and guitarist Innes Watson"
Norman Chalmers
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BORDERS YOUNG FIDDLES
A landmark recording reflecting some of the breadth and depth of fiddle music from the Scottish Borders. The young musicians on this record have been brought up on Scottish and Borders music. Without doubt they will carve a new place for Borders fiddle music in today’s resurgence of Scottish traditional music. Lori gathered the music and directed the work behind this album which has a menu of traditional Borders tunes and original tunes from the players themselves.
"This is an important landmark in music from the Scottish Borders. You can enjoy it for that, but I'd just like you to enjoy it for even more important reasons - because it's intricate, joyous and wonderful."
Brian McNeill
Head of Scottish Music, Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama
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Other Albums:
Treacherous Orchestra - Origins
Over half an hour of rip-roaring acousto-thrash to wrap your listening appendages around.
"The best new act at Cambridge Festival 2009, Invited to close the main stage when they didn't even have a CD release to their name, their thrilling dance and take on Scottish roots music proved one of the highlights of the weekend." Eddie Barcan - Artist Director, Cambridge Folk Festival.
1. March of the Troutsmen
2. Sheepskins Beeswax/Taybank Shenanigans/Superfly
3. Easter Island
4. Ben Williams of Tiree/GarryPorch of Avernish
5. Phit Dae A Dae
6. Maverick Angels
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