The Reference Shelf Edinburgh, UK
Made over the last year, in strange circumstances. With lockdown in full swing, the album was put together with various friends. Some of us had never met before. or even played the songs before arriving in the studio, but they all threw themselves into it, with their remarkable talent and generosity. Huge thanks to Graeme Young for pulling it all together, and to Sandy and Murdo for so much. ... more
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