Biskee Brisht

Biskee Brisht is a folk-pop band from the Isle of Man, led by frontwoman and songwriter Ruby Biscoe-Taylor. The name "Biskee Brisht" translates to "Broken Biscuit" in Manx Gaelic, reflecting the band's roots in the island's culture. Known for their catchy and memorable tunes, Biskee Brisht has garnered recognition locally, notably winning the Arrane Son Mannin competition twice. This competition selects a song to represent the Isle of Man at the Pan-Celtic International Song Contest. The band's music often blends English and Manx Gaelic, highlighting their connection to their homeland.

Biskee Brisht has grown significantly, expanding from four members to eight, including David (Kin) Kinley from Tholtan. Their music captures a sense of place and community, which resonates deeply with their audience. With songs that reflect both fun and depth, Biskee Brisht continues to make an impact in the folk-pop scene. Recent releases include tracks like "Hop Tu Naa" and "(Christmas) Maybe Next Year," showcasing their eclectic style and genre versatility.