Artists List

Alison Beck is a vocalist, pianist, and penny whistle player specialising in gospel, soul, jazz, and contemporary music. An experienced community musician, she has led over 50 singing workshops and worked with diverse groups, using music to build confidence, connection, and participation. Alison brings warmth, creativity, and encouragement to every performance.

Arlene Tonner is a versatile vocalist, choir director, and performing arts educator with over 20 years’ experience in performance and community music. Her repertoire spans 1960s classics to contemporary favourites, creating engaging singalong experiences for diverse audiences. Passionate about wellbeing through music, she brings warmth, professionalism, and connection to every performance.

Ben Tyson is a Scottish singer, guitarist and songwriter performing an engaging mix of folk, acoustic and contemporary music. Alongside live performances, he is passionate about collaborative music-making, songwriting and band development, helping people build confidence, creativity and meaningful connections through inclusive, community-focused musical experiences.

Edinburgh-based jazz and swing band Blu Velvet deliver stylish performances combining classic jazz, soul, pop, and contemporary favourites. Available as duo to quintet line-ups, they provide elegant acoustic sets, lively dancefloor performances, and themed musical presentations, bringing sophistication, energy, and exceptional musicianship to events across Scotland and beyond.

Cindy is a singer-songwriter with a versatile repertoire including popular favourites and gospel music. Experienced in churches, pubs, open mic events, street performance, and care settings, she creates warm and uplifting performances that connect with audiences. Currently developing acoustic guitar and piano skills, she brings passion and authenticity to every performance.

Edinburgh-based classical and Spanish guitarist Eddie Rodger delivers expressive solo guitar performances blending technical skill with warmth and atmosphere. His repertoire is suited to concerts, cultural events, community spaces, care settings, and intimate venues. Eddie brings professionalism and refined musicianship to performances across Scotland.

Dundee-based acoustic duo Edenbank perform warm, engaging live music featuring rich vocal harmonies and acoustic arrangements. Suitable for community events, cafés, festivals, care settings, and cultural programmes, they create welcoming performances that bring people together through accessible, high-quality live music across Scotland.

Edinburgh-based vocalist and flautist Erika Beyers brings over 15 years of performance experience across choral, instrumental, and contemporary music. Having performed internationally and at leading Scottish venues, she combines musical versatility with a passion for community engagement, creating welcoming performances that connect and inspire audiences through music.

North Ayrshire-based young multi-instrumentalist and vocalist performing on guitar, trumpet, and vocals. Experienced in bands, open mic events, musical theatre, and community projects, they bring energy, versatility, and enthusiasm to performances. Hannah is passionate about using music to connect with audiences and communities.

Fife-based bassist Howard Coates brings decades of live performance experience from rock and pop cover bands. Currently performing with Herding Cats, he delivers energetic, audience-friendly music built around classic favourites. An experienced ensemble musician, Howard offers reliability, collaboration, and a passion for creating memorable live music experiences across Scotland.

Jim is an experienced ukulele player and vocalist specialising in community, care home, and daycare performances. With a repertoire of familiar favourites and an engaging, interactive style, he creates welcoming musical experiences that encourage participation, connection, and enjoyment. Jim is passionate about using music to support wellbeing and bring people together.

Glasgow-based professional singer, pianist, songwriter, and music educator Katie Wills brings extensive performance experience across weddings, venues, events, and community projects. A versatile vocalist and keys player, she also teaches vocals, performance, and songwriting, combining strong musicianship with creativity, professionalism, and a passion for inspiring others through music.

Scotland-based dream pop and ambient artist Marinel Angeline Dizon creates atmospheric performances blending indie influences, 90s alternative sounds, and immersive textures. With community teaching experience and PVG clearance, she brings creativity, cultural experience, and a passion for meaningful musical connection to performances, workshops, and collaborative projects.

Dollar-based jazz pianist and multi-instrumentalist Mike P Summers delivers nostalgic jazz performances inspired by the golden age of piano jazz. Influenced by artists including Fats Waller, Teddy Wilson, and Erroll Garner, Mike performs solo or with The Barrelhouse Three, creating elegant, engaging musical experiences for community, care, and event settings.

Dunfermline-based singer-songwriter and soulful vocalist Misha Sutherland brings extensive experience in live performance, session singing, vocal education, and community music. With a background in London performance, The Roundhouse vocal training, and teaching, she delivers emotive soul-inspired performances and workshops with warmth, energy, and authenticity.

Glasgow-based singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and frontwoman of DIY indie band Moonsoup.

Singer-songwriter and frontman of Norman Lamont and the Heaven Sent, Norman brings decades of musical experience, original songwriting, and a passion for creative collaboration. With experience in songwriting workshops and informal group facilitation, he enjoys helping others explore ideas through music while delivering authentic performances shaped by years of musical storytelling.

Singer-songwriter and clarsach (Celtic harp) player Pauline Vallance creates engaging performances combining original songs, traditional music, Scottish favourites, and imaginative covers. Experienced in care homes, festivals, cafés, and community projects, including the Dandelion Project and Clachan Project, Pauline brings storytelling, warmth, humour, and musical connection to audiences of all ages.

Edinburgh-based saxophonist Pete brings extensive live and session experience across ska, reggae, funk, rock, and soul. A versatile and reliable performer, he adds energy, groove, and musical depth to bands, collaborations, and events. Equally comfortable on stage or in the studio, Pete delivers expressive saxophone performances tailored to each musical setting.

Central Scotland-based singer and guitarist Reilly Schulte is an emerging performer with a passion for using music to connect with communities. Alongside developing his live performance experience, Reilly brings three years’ experience as an adult support worker, combining musical enthusiasm with empathy, communication skills, and a genuine interest in care-focused projects.

An Edinburgh-based vocalist with over ten years of performance experience, specialising in musical theatre, opera, jazz, pop, and rock. Experienced in community-led projects and music workshops, they create engaging, inclusive performances for diverse audiences. Recently graduated with flexible availability across Scotland.

Recorder player, composer, vocalist, and creative artist Ruaraidh Wishart performs as Little League Rebellion, combining classical technique with contemporary and popular styles. Experienced in improvisation, composition, collaboration, and unusual musical arrangements, he brings a distinctive instrumental voice to performances, workshops, and community projects, alongside strong facilitation skills.

The Barrelhouse Three deliver the timeless sounds of traditional jazz, bringing the energy of New Orleans, ragtime and early swing to audiences through lively, engaging performances. Their accessible repertoire and warm acoustic style make them ideal for community events, cultural programmes, care settings and audiences of all ages.

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