BETA WAVES, Scotland On Sunday, 23 July 2023

BETA WAVES | Musicians' Union Artist of the Week in Scotland On Sunday, 23 July 2023


Words by Derick Mackinnon and Olaf Furniss. Read on Scotsman.com

Glasgow duo, BETA WAVES consists of Dale Easson (vocals / guitar) and Harry Crossan (beats / synths) who’ve spent the last few years mixing their brand of modern electro, ably assisted by producer Jim Lowe (Stereophonics, The Charlatans, Beyoncé)

Their most recent single Tripod was released last week, and completes the release of their EP, All For You: Dance out on First Run Records

Previous support has come from Spotify, landing both New Music Friday and Scotify editorial playlists, as well as airplay from Vic Galloway on BBC Radio Scotland, the RAPAL team on BBC Radio nan Gàidheal and Dean Jackson via Beat on the Beeb. 

They’ve also played festival slots at Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival, EH6, multi-venue Tenement Trail and most recently YouthBEATZ in Dumfries. The band have also supported acts including Jungle, Holy Esque and UTR favourites Neon Waltz.

They headline Glasgow’s McChuills next Friday (28 July) with support from SHEARS and play Edinburgh’s Sneaky Pete’s supporting Fourth Daughter on 5 August. Visit https://linktr.ee/BETAWAVES


BETA WAVES | The Musicians' Union Artist of the Week 23 July 2023


The Musicians’ Union represents over thirty-three thousand musicians working in all sectors of the music business. As well as negotiating on behalf of its members with all the major employers in the industry, the MU offers a range of services for self-employed professional and student musicians of all ages. The Union helps musicians in the live arena, recording and broadcasting, the orchestral sector, in education, and as music writers and composers. For more information, please visit https://theMU.org/


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