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Skerryvore
Formed in Scotland in 2005, Skerryvore fuse traditional Celtic sounds with rock and funk.
Debut album 'West Coast Life', a reference to their roots in the Scottish isles, was released in 2005 followed by 'On The Road' in 2007, 'Skerryvore' in 2011 and 'World of Chances' in 2012.
The release of their self-titled third album, 'Skerryvore' found them catapulted into the musical limelight winning a string of prestigious awards, including SNMA Record of the Year 2011 and STMA Live Act of the Year 2011, and garnering much critical acclaim.
Website: www.skerryvore.com
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