Auld Lang Syne from ‘Bass à Alba’ was recently featured on Episode 200 of the 'Foot Stompin Podcast' by Hands Up for Trad - a great free podcast featuring current Scottish Traditional Music:

Listen here: 

https://projects.handsupfortrad.scot/scotpodcast/2020/09/23/mr-thoumires-fine-tunes-foot-stompin-free-scottish-music-podcast-no-200/

Jordan Hepburn will Perform Live on Music from Scotland on Friday 30th October from 1930 - 2030 

Attend this free Live Stream Event here: 

https://www.facebook.com/events/708111356584406/

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BASS À ALBA: SCOTLAND’S FIRST SOLO BASS CREATIVE WORKS – by Jordan Hepburn

Read about the musical journey which has led bass player Jordan Hepburn to create his forthcoming EP: ‘Bass à Alba’ meaning ‘Bass from Scotland’ in Scottish Gaelic.https://t.co/Kv4k2sYk6p pic.twitter.com/TKBbLqrhjd

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Jordan Hepburn has released their new single 'Flower of Scotland' by Roy Williamson - the National Anthem of Scotland - as a 'Stand-alone' Solo Bass cover song.

Using predominantly tapping and double-thumbing techniques to articulate the main melody and 3/4 time signature, they are the first Scottish Artist to release or perform the Song as a 'Solo Bass' piece.

You can watch Jordan's performance of this song via the Youtube link on the Homepage, and it is available for download under the 'Music' tab.