Julie Fowlis

Julie Fowlis is a celebrated Scottish folk singer and multi-instrumentalist who has gained international acclaim for her evocative renditions of traditional Gaelic songs and her work in promoting the Gaelic language through music. Born on June 20, 1979, in North Uist, part of Scotland's Outer Hebrides, Julie has become a standard-bearer for Gaelic music and an emblem of Scottish cultural heritage.

Julie Fowlis' musical journey has been marked by a deep respect for her roots and a clear vision for bringing ancient songs to modern audiences. Her album "Mar a Tha Mo Chridhe (As My Heart Is)" marked her solo debut in 2005, and she has since continued to enthrall listeners with her pure, haunting vocals and skillful instrumentation. Some of her other distinguished works include "Cuilidh" (2007), "Uam from Me" (2009), and "Gach Sgeul / Every Story" (2014), the latter of which affirmed her continued passion for storytelling through music. Her 2017 release "alterum" was well-received and saw her exploring new sounds and themes, reflecting her ever-evolving artistry. Julie Fowlis gained wider recognition after lending her enchanting voice to Disney·Pixar's "Brave," performing the theme song "Touch the Sky," which brought her music to a global audience. Her dedication to her craft and her cultural contributions have not only entertained but also educated fans about the richness of the Gaelic tradition.

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