Roseanne Reid

Roseanne Reid is a Scottish singer-songwriter with a striking command over the folk and Americana genres. As the eldest daughter of The Proclaimers’ Craig Reid, music runs deep in her veins, yet she has carved out her own path with a distinctive voice and heartfelt songwriting. Her emergence onto the scene was marked by a blend of introspective lyrics and captivating melodies, elements that are consistently present across her works.

Reid's discography, including releases like "Lawside," "All I Need," and "Call It Love," showcases her evolution as an artist, as she weaves personal storytelling with universal themes of love, loss, and growth. Her EP "Horticulture" and tracks such as "Fly High" and "Tentsmuir Sky" further reveal her ability to create vivid, emotional landscapes through music. Reid's craftsmanship garnered wider recognition with "The September Tapes," an intimate collection that offers a glimpse into her soulful journey, while "Out In Space" underlines her expanding sonic palette. With a burgeoning career and a growing fanbase, Roseanne Reid continues to be a beloved figure in the British folk scene, known for her authentic voice and the quiet power of her songs.