Aberfeldy
Aberfeldy is a folk-rock band from Scotland, named after the town where they formed. They started playing together around 2011, with members including James...
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Aberfeldy is a folk-rock band from Scotland, named after the town where they formed. They started playing together around 2011, with members including James Morrison, Jordan MacDonald, Steven Morrison, Johnny MacVicar, and Kyle Sheridan. Their first EP came out in 2012, and they released their debut album 'Eye of the Storm' in 2014.
Their songs like '1970's' and 'A Friend Like You' show their mix of traditional Scottish folk with contemporary rock sounds. The band's lineup changed in 2017 when Kyle Sheridan left and Luke Fraser joined on keyboards. They've put out several albums since their debut, including 'Hindsight' in 2016 and 'Sunlit Summits' in 2022.
Aberfeldy's music has appeared on BBC Radio 2 and other stations. Their 2014 album 'Eye of the Storm' received some recognition from BBC Radio 2's folk programming. They continue to write and record, with songs like 'Heliopolis By Night' and 'Love Is An Arrow' in their catalog.
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