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Exploring Contemporary Scottish Music

Exploring Contemporary Scottish Music

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In this episode of the Scottish English Podcast, host Claire delves into the evolving landscape of contemporary Scottish music. She highlights the wide range of genres flourishing in Scotland today, from Indie Rock and rap to electronic and soul. The episode spotlights prominent artists like CHVRCHES, Lewis Capaldi, and Talisk, as well as emerging talents such as rapper Bemz, Nova, and soulful singer Joesef. Claire also discusses the resurgence of Scottish Gaelic music and the increased use of Scottish accents in modern songs. Ideal for English language learners and those interested in Scottish history and culture, this episode provides valuable insights into the vibrant and diverse world of current Scottish music.

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00:00 Introduction to Scottish Music

00:46 Welcome to the Scottish English Podcast

01:19 Overview of the Scottish Music Scene

01:52 Indie and Alternative Music

02:51 Hip Hop, Rap, and Spoken Word

03:46 Folk Fusion and Gaelic Revival

04:30 Artists Embracing Scottish Accents

05:30 How to Explore Contemporary Scottish Music

06:30 Conclusion and Farewell


Artists mentioned in today’s episode:

CHVRCHES - Over

Lewis Capaldi - Someone You Loved

The Snuts - Glasgow

BEMZ - ZIDANE

NOVA - 30 MINS

Loki - Replies

Julie Fowlis - Dh'eirich mi moch madainn cheothar (I arose early on a misty morning)

Talisk - MAVERICK

Joesef - Stephanie's Place

Rachal Sermanni - Brighton House

The View - Same Jeans

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