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FINN ANDERSON is one of Scotland’s most enchanting storytellers — one who finds magic in the borderlands between myth and memory, human and more-than-human.With a voice as tender as it is commanding, his songs stretch from whispered confessions to sweeping drama, strung together by striking lyrics that go straight for the heart.
Finn's critically-acclaimed second album, Into the Arms of Ghosts, was praised for both its cinematic scope and its intimacy, drawing comparisons to ANOHNI (Anthony & The Johnsons), Rufus Wainwright and Sufjan Stevens. Touring the UK and beyond, in the past two years he has shared stages with Patrick Wolf, Rachel Sermanni, Horse McDonald, Douglas Dare, The Magic Lantern and Sam Lee.
A regular collaborator with Bogha-frois: Queer Voices in Folk, Finn is part of a growing movement of LGBTQ+ artists reimagining Scottish tradition.
And as a theatre-maker, Finn is the co-creator of musicals Islander and Ballad Lines, blazing a trail for ambitious and innovative Scottish music theatre which has taken him from rural community halls in the Highlands to Off-Broadway in New York.
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FINN BRODIE is an Edinburgh-born indie-folk musician who has been writing songs and playing gigs since he was 15. Now in his 20s, having relocated to Glasgow and come out as trans, Brodie’s songs are packed with emotion and vulnerability and his sound is unmistakeably fully-formed. Written in his bedroom and produced by his long-time collaborator Andy Monaghan of Frightened Rabbit, Brodie’s new work is comprised of intimate, bittersweet studies of identity, relationships and growing up.
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