Where From Here

by Assynt

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Will Rodgers Saw you guys last night at Ballandean Hall, Small Halls gig. Tapadh leibh airson an ceòl as brèagha!
Astonishing gig and loving listening to your albums this morning. Just the best.
Mòran taing, Will

Joseph Karl In the last few years, I've discovered all these young Scottish, Irish and American musicians with a background in Celtic (in the general sense) instrument playing and music, and there is a vibrant and rich vein of music there to be heard. Assynt is one of the best examples of the kind of music I'm discovering and really loving.

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1.	Assynt House 04:40	info	buy track
2.	Gordon Stewart's 05:46	info	buy track
3.	St Andrew's Drive 04:44	info	buy track
4.	Nighean Donn 03:21	info	buy track
5.	The Source 04:55	info	buy track
6.	The New Normal 03:27	info	buy track
7.	Faskally 04:20	info	buy track
8.	Rescues 04:40	info	buy track
9.	Where From Here 03:54	info	buy track
10.	Alive in Astley 05:45	info	buy track

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Where From Here is Glasgow based folk trio Assynt’s second studio album. Predominantly self composed, Assynt introduce their brand new compositions inspired by the Highlands of Scotland and also bring a fresh approach to arrangements of old Scottish melodies. Upcoming Artist of the Year at the Scots Trad Awards in 2018, Assynt are recognised for their tight-knit pipe and fiddle playing blended with intricate yet driving guitar lines and grooves.

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released February 24, 2023

Assynt are again joined by guest musician Charlie Stewart on double bass. Where From Here was recorded by Scott Wood at Oak Ridge Studios, mixed by Innes White and mastered by Peter Beckmann at TechnologyWorks Mastering.

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Assynt Glasgow, UK

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Glasgow-based folk trio, Assynt are recognised for their tight-knit pipe and fiddle playing blended with intricate yet driving guitar lines and grooves.

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