JD Allan, Scotland On Sunday, 23 October 2022

JD Allan | Off Axis Artist of the Week in Scotland On Sunday, 23 October 2022


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

Songwriter, author and multi-instrumentalist JD Allan is no stranger to Scotland’s flourishing live music scene, as a founding member of cool Glasgow band The Blimp.

His latest offering, under his own name, also features long-term friends and collaborators Mark Brown and James Clifford formerly of Cosmic Rough Riders

They’ve so far secured airplay thanks to Roddy Hart on BBC Radio Scotland, on Amazing Radio courtesy of Jim Gellatly, Stuart McHugh on Regal Radio, Alistair Braidwood on CamGlen Radio and been championed by the likes of Is This Music? JockRock, the Alloa Advertiser, the Off The Record blog and more. 

Allan’s work was recently published by the Scottish Book Trust, Gutter and Razur Cuts and he also writes comedy for radio too. Punchy, bouncy new single Be With You is a vibrant alt-pop / rock song with a Brit-pop vibe, and is released on Fast Static on 25 November. You can pre-save, watch the video and more at https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/jdallan/be-with-you


JD Allan | Off Axis Artist of the Week 23 October 2022


Off Axis is an artist-to-artist, non-profit gig swapping network, enabling bands and solo acts to build a nationwide fanbase by playing meaningful gigs throughout the UK. They offer a transparent touring model, where musicians keep 100 per cent of profits, showcase at festivals and benefit from expert mentoring. If you have a hometown fanbase, you can join, it’s free, supported by Creative Scotland register https://offaxistours.com 


Want featured as our Artist of the Week? Visit https://www.newfoundsound.co.uk/scotland-on-sunday then email Akira / Erin music@newfoundsound.co.uk with everything we need (high resolution photo is essential as the column is published in the physical newspaper too)

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