The Countess of Fife’s debut studio album Star of the Sea was recorded at Castle Sound, Pencaitland, near Edinburgh. Produced by Jim Sutherland and Fay Fife.

The album’s core musicians are amongst Scotland’s finest:

Fay FIfe: vocals and keys

Allan Mcdowall: guitar and backing vocals

Chris Agnew: double bass

Willie Molleson: drums

Kirsten Adamson (backing vocals)

Malcolm Ross (acoustic and lap steel) Chris Stout (fiddle and viola) Dave Milligan (piano) Jim Sutherland (percussion) Dave Coyle (electric guitar)

The Countess of Fife’s HUMANS ARE A BAD BREED lifts the hair on the back of your neck. They waltz you through SIXTEEN, reminding you there’s more to your teenage years than first kisses. They haunt you with WANDERING STAR and TRAPPED. Before your tears dry, you’re rocking to GOODBYE MOTORBIKE GUY or singing alongside DON’T DRESS ME UP. This album is brim full of catchy earworms and lasting imagery - once heard, never forgotten.

Here’s a link to our Bandcamp page and songs:

https://thecountessoffife.bandcamp.com/album/star-of-the-sea

or, click the sleeve art below to go to Last Night From Glasgow to purchase CD/Coloured Vinyl