Gus Harrower

Gus Harrower is widely regarded as one of Scotland's most innovative young musicians. Born and raised in Edinburgh, he began his music career at a young age with piano lessons. Harrower has become a prominent figure in the Edinburgh music scene, known for his versatility and technical skill. His music often blends jazzy pop with classical influences, creating a captivating and unpredictable sound. He has released several notable tracks, including "The Day Sinatra Died," which reflects his ability to craft personal and emotive songs. Harrower's career has included performances at various venues across Scotland and beyond, such as Sneaky Pete's in Edinburgh and even Wembley Arena.

Harrower's musical journey has been marked by nominations alongside other breakthrough artists in the Scottish Alternative Music Awards. His work has been recognized on BBC Radio Scotland, and he has drawn comparisons to artists like Bon Iver and Jack Garrett. In addition to his music, Harrower is also involved in podcasting, hosting the "Keeping Edinburgh" podcast. His recent releases showcase his continued growth as a songwriter, exploring themes and styles that resonate with a wide audience.