Ailsa and the Seahorses Edinburgh, UK
Ailsa McEwan’s distinct brand of emotionally-charged ethereal indie speaks to the metaphysical, while grounded by the warmth of hushed, honest vocals. Marrying the atmospherics of dreampop and shoegaze with the singer-songwriter tradition, her music is somewhere between the earth and the cosmos. ... more
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