Adam Ross

"Staring At Mountains" by Adam Ross is out now. Recorded in the atmospheric settings

of Todhead Lighthouse and Delgatie Castle in north-east Scotland and featuring contributions from

Jenny Sturgeon and Pedro Cameron (Man of the Minch), the album is the first solo material from the

frontman of indie-folk band Randolph's Leap.

The warm, stripped-back album has earned comparisons to Loudon Wainright III and John Prine and

has been generating buzz on BBC Radio Scotland and BBC Radio Nan Gaidheal with airtime on the

Iain Anderson Show, Travelling Folk, The Roddy Hart Show and Rapal. A 15-minute documentary

featuring performances and interviews filmed at Todhead Lighthouse and Kinneff Old Church has

been created and can be found via Folk Radio here.

Adam is a seasoned performer who has appeared at Celtic Connections, The Edinburgh Fringe, Green

Man, Belladrum, Doune The Rabbit Hole and toured across the UK.

Praise for 'Staring At Mountains'

"⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Highlights include country folk number The Swell, a haunting requiem for the lost fishing

village of Shieldhill on the east coast of Scotland, and the post-tour comedown of When the Music

Ends, with Pedro Cameron’s fiddle accompaniment never more soulful." - The Scotsman

"Sheer class" - BBC Radio Scotland Iain Anderson Show

"Ross’s storytelling and songwriting is still second to none" - The Skinny

"Altogether charming" - At The Barrier

"A great songwriter" - BBC Radio Scotland Roddy Hart Show

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