Published in Scotland On Sunday, Spectrum Magazine: Sunday 27 September 2015 | Words by Derick Mackinnon and Olaf Furniss READ on Scotsman.com
Olaf Furniss and Derick Mackinnon, Scotland On Sunday, Spectrum Magazine, 27 September 2015, JR Green
We first encountered teenage brothers JR Green [Jacob and Rory] last year performing for Music Plus+ at Belladrum Festival .One year on, they’re poised to make a major impact, having signed a publishing deal with Snow Patrol's publishing company Polar Patrol Publishing representation with 13 Artists and their debut EP ‘Bring The Witch Doctor’ is out 30 October via Hits The Fan Records [released Frightened Rabbit’s debut LP and Kathryn Joseph’s 2015 SAY Award winning album].Growing up in Strontian in the North-West Highlands has shaped their sound, mixing traditional folk with contemporary influences, accordion and acoustic guitar, with sharp, teenage angst laden lyrics. JR Green craft genuinely original, exciting music and this is an incredible debut.The duo perform at Edinburgh’s VoxBox on 17 October with a UK tour commencing in Birmingham 5 November, followed by Inverness 7 November, then Glasgow, Dunfermline, Edinburgh and Leeds 14 November. Listen / register for free MP3 download: http://bit.ly/JRGREENSAMPLER or visit www.jrgreenmusic.co.uk Olaf Furniss and Derick Mackinnon run the Born To Be Wide music industry seminar evening. Their next event takes place on Thursday 1 October and features an interview with Neu! Reekie! founder Kevin Williamson, followed by a discussion about creating and sustaining a scene. Visit www.borntobewide.co.uk For consideration as our artist of the week or any other news please contact: Derick Mackinnon

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