1: Can You Hear Us? (4:10) 2: The Rut (5:15) 3: We Can Run (3:53) 4: You Don't Know (4:05) 5: Blown Away (3:27) 6: You Were My Friend (4:49) 7: Oblique Blend (3:34) 8: Here I Am (4:55) 9: By Your Side (3:19) 10: Moonraker (4:46) 11: Walk With Me (3:36) 12: Watchtower (4:46) 13: Blown Away (Acoustic) (3:59)
Description:
Chasing The Sun is an album by Skerryvore, released in 2014. The album is a pop CD. -
The album is inspired by sun-filled summers spent on the island of Tiree. 'Chasing the Sun' was described as the band's most mature sounding album, reflecting the various styles that have influenced their development, as well as re-emphasising their traditional roots. This is an album with all the hallmarks of a band that has lived, learned and played music together for close to 10 years now.
Six-panel digipak.
16 page booklet.
"Skerryvore - Chasing The Sun" is an exhilarating CD release by the acclaimed Scottish band Skerryvore, produced under Tyree Records. This album showcases Skerryvore's signature blend of contemporary folk and rock, infused with Celtic influences that have captivated audiences worldwide. "Chasing The Sun" features a dynamic collection of tracks that highlight the band's energetic instrumentation, heartfelt lyrics, and innovative arrangements. From uplifting anthems to soulful ballads, this album takes listeners on a musical journey inspired by Scotland's landscapes and traditions.
Skerryvore has established themselves as one of Scotland's leading folk-rock bands since their formation in 2005. With multiple awards including 'Live Act of the Year' at the Scots Trad Music Awards and international tours across Europe, North America, and Asia, they continue to push boundaries within their genre. Their previous albums have received critical acclaim for blending traditional sounds with modern sensibilities.
Tyree Records is renowned for supporting outstanding talent in Celtic music and beyond. As a label committed to quality production values and artist development, Tyree Records has played a pivotal role in bringing authentic Scottish music to global audiences through its diverse roster.
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