Margaret Stewart is a distinguished Scottish Gaelic singer and tradition-bearer hailing from the Isle of Lewis, whose rich and emotive voice has made her one of the preeminent voices in Scottish traditional music. Renowned for her depth of knowledge and respect for the Gaelic culture, Margaret's contributions to the art form extend beyond performing into teaching and advocating for the language and its musical heritage. With a discography that encapsulates the essence of Gaelic song, she is also known for her collaborations with well-respected musicians, seamlessly bridging the gap between contemporary audiences and ancient Gaelic traditions.

Among her many celebrated works, her album "Togidh mi mo Sheolta (Along The Road Less Travelled)" is an eloquent testament to her dedication to Gaelic music, taking listeners on a journey through the lesser-known tracks of the genre with her soul-stirring voice. Other notable singles like "alright, okay, you win" showcase her versatility and adeptness at interpreting songs beyond the Gaelic language, while "Fhuair Mi Pog" remains a favorite, reflecting her mastery in delivering traditional Gaelic songs with authentic emotion and impeccable technique. Margaret Stewart's ongoing contributions ensure that the heart of Scotland's cultural music continues to beat strongly in the modern era.

Genres

Scottish Gaelic Folk

Latest Release

Togidh mi mo Sheolta (Along The Road Less Travelled)

Margaret Stewart

Album - 17 Tracks - Released February 1, 2008