RM Hubbert, often known as "Hubby," is a guitarist and songwriter hailing from Scotland whose musicianship has woven a thread through the fabric of the Scottish independent music scene. With a career that has traversed genres and collaborative projects, RM Hubbert's work often features his distinctive fingerpicking style on classical guitar complemented by a profound intimacy and emotional depth in his compositions. After playing in various bands including the cult favorite post-rock outfit El Hombre Trajeado, RM Hubbert's solo career came into prominence in the late 2000s.

His solo discography is rich with innovation and connection, beginning with his debut "First & Last" (2010), which laid the groundwork for his exploration of flamenco rhythms with personal storytelling. His third album, "Thirteen Lost & Found" (2012), which featured collaborative efforts with other artists, won the prestigious Scottish Album of the Year Award. Over the years, RM Hubbert continued to evolve and refine his sound through albums such as "Breaks & Bone" (2013) and the intricate "Telling The Trees" (2016). Combining melodic eloquence with a confessional lyricism, RM Hubbert’s "Here Lies the Body" (2018) and the festive "Ghost Stories for Christmas" (2018) further showcase his ability to blend the autobiographical with the universal, making his music both deeply personal and widely relatable. His artistry is not only evident in his recordings but also in his connection with live audiences, captured in works like "Live in Stereo" (2015). RM Hubbert remains a touchstone in the imaginative landscape of contemporary Scottish music, celebrated both for his technical prowess and his heartfelt storytelling.