Alison Eales is a Scottish singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for her ethereal and haunting folk music. Born in the Shetland Islands, she began playing the fiddle at a young age and later expanded her musical repertoire to include guitar, piano, and accordion. Eales's music is deeply rooted in the traditional folk songs of her homeland, but she also incorporates elements of jazz, classical, and electronic music into her compositions. Her lyrics often explore themes of love, loss, and the natural world.

Eales has released several critically acclaimed albums, including "Four for a Boy" (2016), "Mox Nox" (2018), and "Ever Forward" (2020). She has toured extensively throughout the UK and Europe, and has performed at prestigious festivals such as Celtic Connections and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Eales's music has been praised for its beauty, originality, and emotional depth, and she has been hailed as one of the most promising folk artists of her generation.