Randolph’s Leap is a Scottish indie pop band known for their whimsical storytelling, infectious melodies, and a quirky yet poignant lyrical style that resonates with a broad array of listeners. Formed by the Nairn-born songwriter Adam Ross, the Glasgow-based collective has evolved through various line-ups over the years but has consistently maintained the imaginative vision of its founding member. Fusing folk sensibilities with an indie-pop framework, the band has garnered a reputation for crafting thoughtful, playful, and emotionally engaging music.

Their discography, rich with a sense of both melancholy and celebration, features albums and EPs that have endeared them to fans and critics alike. A pivotal release like "Clumsy Knot" showcased their ability to weave intricate stories within their songs, while subsequent records such as "Cowardly Deeds" and their 2021 album, "Spirit Level," have solidified their place in the Scottish music scene. Whether through the dreamy introspection of "Mull" or the contemporary reflections in "They Didn't See Us Coming," Randolph's Leap continues to create music that captures the quirks of everyday life with charming elegance and melodic warmth.