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Òran na seachdain bho Fatherson

Òrain ùra gu leòr ri thighinn le Emma NicLaomainn. Emma Lamont plays a selection of the best new releases.

Tha Fatherson le Normal People againn mar òran na seachdain agus tha Emma NicLaomainn a' cluich taghadh de dh'òrain bho BBC Introducing ann an Alba. Òrain eile ri thighinn bho Arcade State, Falway, Union of Knives, Sam Fender & Braw.

Fatherson's new single Normal People is our single of the week and Emma Lamont plays her top picks from BBC Introducing in Scotland. Other tracks to come from Arcade State, Falway, Union of Knives, Sam Fender & Braw.

2 hours, 3 minutes

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Mon 13 Dec 202119:00
BBC Radio nan Gàidheal

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Music Played

  • The 121s

    Green

  • Sam Fender

    The Dying Light (Winter Edit)

  • Arcade State

    Silence

  • Elton John & Ed Sheeran

    Merry Christmas

  • BALACH

    Leisgeulan Fann

  • Cody Frost

    Berlin

  • DAYTIME TV

    Hush

  • Falway

    Roll It Up

  • Halsey

    Darling

  • Fatherson

    Normal People

  • Band Aid 20

    Do They Know It's Christmas?

    • (CD Single).
    • Mercury.

  • KT Tunstall

    Lonely This Christmas

    • The KT Tunstall Holiday Collection.
    • EMI.

  • Rag n Bone Man & Nothing But Thieves

    Alone

  • Union of Knives

    Minneapolis

  • Braw

    Is Anybody Home

  • The Squints

    Let It Out

  • Bubbatrees

    Sweeter than water

  • The Divine Comedy

    The Best Mistakes

  • Megan McKenna

    Family At Christmas

  • Raveloe

    Catkins

  • Adele

    Oh My God

  • The Joshua Hotel

    Somebody New

  • The Vegan Leather

    She Dont (f.t.s)

  • The Wombats

    Everything I Love Is Going to Die

  • Fright Years

    Another Life

  • Shambolics

    If You Want It

  • Joshua Grant

    Whats On My Mind

Broadcast

  • Mon 13 Dec 202119:00
    BBC Radio nan Gàidheal