Roddy Hart

Roddy Hart is a Scottish singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and radio host known for his soulful blend of folk, rock, and Americana. Hailing from Glasgow, Hart has carved out a versatile career since the mid-2000s, releasing introspective albums like *Cold City Avalanche* and *Sign Language* that showcase his knack for poetic storytelling and melodic hooks. Beyond his studio work, he’s a familiar voice on BBC Radio Scotland, hosting *The Roddy Hart Show*, where he champions emerging artists and dissects music history with infectious enthusiasm.

Hart’s creative reach extends to theatre, most notably collaborating with the National Theatre of Scotland on projects like *Orphans* (featured in its cast recording) and composing for orchestral performances like *Road of Bones* with the RSNO. A lifelong Bob Dylan devotee, he tipped his hat to the legend with *The Dylan EP*, reimagining classics with his warm, gritty vocals. Whether solo, with his band The Lonesome Fire, or in cross-genre collaborations, Hart remains a respected figure in Scotland’s music scene, earning accolades like the Scottish New Music Award for his dynamic artistry and genre-defying curiosity.

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