Jordan Hepburn

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. 

Jordan's debut singles have now been published on multiple audio-streaming platforms, including Spotify:

Visit Jordan's Artist Profile to listen to them on Spotify. 

Stay-tuned as Jordan's other releases become available for audio-streaming.