Partially funded by Creative Scotland, this debut release is the first in a series of remix EPs marking the tenth anniversary of Trouble (not to mention the fifth anniversary of Limbo) and featuring up-and-coming Scottish artists remixed by established and emerging … Continue reading →

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I’ve been a fan of TEED for two or three years now, playing his music at various Trouble nights.  But, having latterly heard that the solo artist behind it (the magnificently christened Orlando Higginbottom) hails from the same part of … Continue reading →

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