Iain MacIver is a musician and songwriter hailing from Scotland, renowned for his poignant contributions to the folk music scene. His music draws richly from the deep well of Scottish Gaelic tradition, enveloping listeners in a tapestry of traditional melodies and heartfelt lyrics. MacIver's approach to music is characterised by a dedication to the stories and experiences that shape the Scottish Highlands and its culture.

His recent works, such as "An Turas" and "A' fàgail Hiort," epitomize his ability to capture the essence of his homeland, with themes of journeying and the bittersweet pain of leaving a beloved place—Hiort (St Kilda) being particularly poignant as it speaks to the heritage and the loss inherent in the narrative of those who have left the remote archipelago. "Climbing the Mountain" and "Nam Bhriathran Fhìn" further showcase MacIver's versatility, with uplifting arrangements that invite introspection. "Latha Eile," "Air an Rathad a' rithist," and "Aig an Oir" continue this trend, weaving a narrative thread that speaks to both the personal and the universal. Through his music, Iain MacIver manages to not only preserve the legacy of the past but also breathe new life into the evolving story of Scottish folk music.