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About the show
Calum Baird is an emerging Scottish folk, punk and story-telling singer-songwriter and musician featured on BBC Radio 2, BBC 6 Music, BBC Introducing, BBC Radio Scotland and Amazing Radio.
Calum’s music is characterised by its honesty and authenticity, with lyrics that are often introspective and personal.?His songs explore social commentary, modern life, relationships, alienation and social change.?Calum’s influences include Neil Young, Billy Bragg, The Pogues and Dick Gaughan.
Lewis Pugh is a prolific songwriter with influences ranging from bluegrass, country, folk through to skiffle and punk.
Lewis has supported the likes of Ferocious Dog, The Mary Wallopers, The Men They Couldn't Hang, Bob Log III & The Legendary Shack Shakers. He has performed at the legendary Topic Folk Club in Bradford and Otley Folk Club.
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Calum Baird
Calum Baird is an emerging indie-folk singer-songwriter from Scotland.
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Lewis Pugh
Lewis Pugh is a prolific songwriter influenced by everything from bluegrass, country, folk through to skiffle and punk. Brought up going to bluegrass and folk festivals with his family who were often performing, such as Cambridge Folk Festival and Edale Bluegrass Festival, Lewis' appreciation of roots music came at a young age.
After playing in countless punk and metal bands from age of 12 until 26, Lewis gradually shifted back to the music of his upbringing.
Self-releasing his first solo album in 2017, he has since released 'Dark Wheels turn Above Our Heads' in 2020 and 'Bullets for Bread' in 2024, finding a sound between country, folk and bluegrass with a distinct political slant. In between albums there have been countless singles & EP's, often raising money for homeless outreaches or food banks.
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