SAY Awards 2014 - Longlist

SAY Awards 2014 – Longlist

The longlist for the annual Scottish Album of the Year Awards was released recently. Returning for a third year, the list shows the amount of high quality music released in Scotland between January and December 2013. The list is nothing short of compelling, crossing genres from jazz to hip hop; folk to classical and rock to electronic. Artists making this year’s longlist include Scottish legends and luminaries, some releasing their first album and some who have released a dozen; the uniformly high calibre of artist providing a great insight to Scotland’s extraordinary musical landscape. Music fans will get their chance to vote for their favourite album following a four-week promotion of the week day. The promotion concludes with a 72 hour public vote starting on Monday 26th with the most public votes will secure an automatic place on The SAY Award Shortlist of ten; with the other nine titles being chosen by an independent panel of judges.

SAY AWARD LONGLIST 2014 (in alphabetical order)

Adam Holmes and the Embers Heirs and Graces

Adam Stafford Imaginary Walls Collapse

Biffy Clyro Opposites

Boards of Canada Tomorrow’s Harvest

Camera Obscura Desire Lines

CHVRCHES The Bones Of What You Believe

Dunedin Consort (Dir. John Butt) J. S. Bach: Six Brandenburg Concertos

Edwyn Collins Understated

Frightened Rabbit Pedestrian Verse

Hector Bizerk Nobody Seen Nothing

Kid Canaveral Now That You Are a Dancer

Mogwai Les Revenants

Rick Redbeard No Selfish Heart

RM Hubbert Breaks & Bone

Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire Roddy Hart & The Lonesome Fire

Scottish Chamber Orchestra (R. Ticciati) Berlioz: Les Nuit D’été

Scottish National Jazz Orchestra In The Spirit Of Duke

Steve Mason Monkey Minds In The Devil’s Time

The Pastels Slow Summits

Young Fathers Tape Two

Full details of the awards can be found at sayaward.com

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