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Roddy Hart plays handpicked tracks from Scotland and beyond. Featuring Belfast-based alternative-folk singer-songwriter Dani Larkin.

Join Roddy Hart for a celebration of the music being made in Scotland and beyond, filled with the new and established artists you need to hear. Belfast-based alternative-folk singer-songwriter Dani Larkin describes her perfect weekend, and a Sunday Soundwave from Glasgow Indie rockers Dayydream. There's new music from The Foot and Leg Clinic, Deer Tick and QUAD90, plus a few timeless classics to close out the weekend.

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Sunday21:00
BBC Radio Scotland

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Music Played

  • Deer Tick

    Mary Singletary

  • QUAD90

    Opaque

  • Marsy

    Let No Other Change Your Mind

    • Chance The Dancer / Let No Other Change Your Mind.
    • Heavenly Recordings.
    • 2.

  • The Foot & Leg Clinic

    Where did all the fruit go?

  • Mitski

    In a Lake

    • Nothing's About to Happen to Me.
    • Dead Oceans.
    • 1.

  • Iain McLaughlin & The Outsiders

    Breathe

  • Pictish Trail

    Life Slime

  • Dayydream

    Proximity

  • Stevie Wonder

    If It's Magic

    • Songs In The Key Of Life.
    • UNI/MOTOWN.
    • 5.

  • Charlotte Cornfield

    Lost Leader

  • Ray Charles

    I Got A Woman

    • Best Of The 50's (Various Artists).
    • Disky.

  • Pina Palau

    Bittersweet

  • Trashcan Sinatras

    The Bitter End

    • Last Night From Glasgow.

  • Anna Smyrk

    Line By Line

  • Becky Sikasa

    Together Apart

  • Ratboys

    Penny In The Lake

  • Dani Larkin

    David

  • Wallis Bird

    In Dictum

  • Azamiah

    Too Precious

  • Hudson Freeman

    If You Know Me

    • If You Know Me / Wild Horses.
    • Hudson Freeman.
    • 1.

  • Mitski

    Cats

  • Richard Neuberg

    Saltwater

  • Otis Redding

    (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay

    • Just The Two Of Us.
    • Universal.
    • 18.

Broadcast

  • Sunday21:00
    BBC Radio Scotland