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Singer Alice Johnson said: "Kill you is about being in love and wanting to spend the rest of your life with someone... It’s about the confidence you feel when you are in a good relationship and you feel comfortable enough to show your true self. I didn’t want it to be your stereotypical love song, which is why I chose the title ‘Kill You’, it’s funny feeling vulnerable whilst writing a song about vulnerability.” Steg G, the award-winning DJer, producer and mixer who has produced the beats for some of Scotland's earliest hip hop teams up with a long-time collaborator on cunningly crafted hip hop vs acoustic vs rap vs traditional Celtic drumming anthem which manages to avoid being too twee in celebrating the 700th anniversary of the Declaration of Arbroath. The duo say, “pays homage to the spirit, ingenuity and heart of this beautiful land and all its inhabitants”. Edinburgh-born songwriter Ross Wilson won't be heard on Capital. There won't be plays on Radio 1. With a jazz trumpet, a jazzy inflection and a whole dollop of soul, this emotional, pastoral, contemporary alt-folk anthem provides guaranteed chills. Here is a collection of around 200 Scottish songs which we all know and love - but sometimes forget the exact words. They have either been written by Scots or about Scotland.Like a lost James Bond movie theme song this epic string-strewn nugget, the brainchild of Paul McGeechan, keyboard player of Love & Money, features Steven Lindsay, the front man with the Big Dish, one of the great lost bands of the 80's.

This includes a "I lost control and I liked it" vocal hook that will no doubt make for the perfect call and response live. Up next on our list is “Stop Living the Lie” by Scottish singer-songwriter David Sneddon. This captivating and emotionally resonant song catapulted him to success. We've researched through 70 years of history in our chart archive , and here are a selection of the most notable. Scroll to the very bottom of the article for the full list. Calvin Harris In your Scottish Artists who've had No.1 Singles, you seem to have left out Lonnie Donegan, who had 3....he was born in Glasgow

He was born and raised in England, that's the problem. You only have to listen to his speaking voice to know Sir Rod's technically a Londoner. But at the same time, he's one of the most famously and proudly 'Scottish' people around, so it is a bit of a conundrum... We have a 10-day return policy, which means you have 10 days after receiving your item to request a return. Ten’ falling a fair bit in its second week isn’t surprising, but it’s still a little disappointing! 😔 Fee fi fo fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman..." Magnificent bark at the moon offering from Glasgow four-piece punk combo who have shifted from poppy new wave to find their fire and have more in common with nu-metallers Deftones. And that is no bad thing.

From the sheer volume of responses, it's clear that many of these incredible hits are close to your heart. Like this list? Take a look at: Every Australian Number 1 ever, Every Welsh act to score a UK chart topper, ALL the Canadians to hit the Official Singles Chart top spot Related artists Don't worry though, the classics such as Deacon Blue, Runrig and of course, the Proclaimers are all represented. I wrote this song because I was having a stressful day comparing myself to others and being a wee negative nancy which is very unlike me! I went into the studio with the idea of calling a song 20s and talking about all the highs and lows of being in your 20s.Mercury Prize nominee and SAY Award winner with his album Forest Floor which topped the UK’s Official Top 40 Jazz Charts features this majestic, haunting standout jazz-folk piano instrumental that hits home with a straightforward harmonic hook and a pastoral melancholy Wellerman” captures the essence of traditional Scottish folk music. The lyrics depict the sailors’ experiences on a whaling ship while they wait for the “Wellerman.” This is a supply vessel bringing them provisions. Calvin's Number 1s are: Dance Wiv Me (with Dizzee Rascal & Chrome); I'm Not Alone; We Found Love (with Rihanna); Sweet Nothing (with Florence Welch); Under Control (with Alesso & Hurts); Summer; Blame (ft. John Newman); Feels (ft. Pharrell, Katy Perry & Big Sean); One Kiss (with Dua Lipa); Promises (with Sam Smith) and Miracle (with Ellie Goulding).

The song was penned by Scottish journalist Clifford Leornard Clark “Cliff” Hanley. Since its creation, the song has become deeply ingrained in the country’s cultural heritage. Another surprising entry sees the ever popular Waterboys make the list with their hit song 'Whole of the Moon'. Do they need to get brought into this conversation though? No other regulars from there have even commented here in weeks, if not months.

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Arguably the most easily recognizable Scottish song is “Auld Lang Syne.” The song was written by Scottish poet Robert Burns in 1788 and has become synonymous with Scottish culture and heritage. Inspired standout art-synth journey that ebbs and flows in unexpected ways from the Edinburgh-based artist aka Callum Govan's super debut EP, The Powers and the Ways of Altruistic Love. Post moderation is undertaken full-time 9am-6pm on weekdays, and on a part-time basis outwith those hours.