Prior to moving to Glasgow, I spent over 7 years in London, where I was constantly surrounded by music in all shapes and forms. I’d go out to punk gigs where I’d often man the merch stall for my friends’ bands, or be an extra in video clips, work as a box office attendant in iconic venues such as The Garage. I briefly worked in tour booking agency called Positive Nuisance where I’d perform basic assistance tasks or be on rep duties.
I also loved the folk scene and ended up joining the London Irish Centre in Camden where I was taught to play the tin whistle. My passion for Celtic music lead me to settle in Scotland. Here, I work part-time in one of the biggest musical instrument retailers, Guitar Guitar. In 2019 I established my own Celtic Punk band The Gallowgate Murders with friends from Edinburgh. I write most songs, share singing spotlight, play the tin whistle and rhythm guitar. We have 2 singles under our belt and a UK tour supporting bigger names within the genre. Aside from that, for my HND creative project, I set out on a self-release journey within darker folk field.
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