Below is the list of the fabulous Scottish music artists available for download on ayepod.net.

	Alasdair White Alasdair White is well known as Battlefield Band’s virtuoso fiddle player. In these past four or five years, his musicianship and tune making have had a great influence on the bands repertoire and continuing success, and playing with Battlefield Band has given him that wider audience that his music deserves.
	Anna Massie Anna is an extremely talented musician. A multi-instrumentalist who won the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician 2003. She plays mandolin, guitar and fiddle & banjo with consumate skill and has an easy, warm personality.
	Back of the Moon Back of the Moon are an award-winning Scots trad band blending fiddle, bagpipes vocals with a solid guitar-piano rhythm section.
	Birlin' Fiddles Three great young fiddlers whose musical style and backgrounds are rooted in different parts of Scotland. A fresh and exciting look at the fiddle tune tradition.
	Cantrip Cantrip delight audiences wherever they play. Featuring, pipes, twin fiddles, bouzouki and percussion the band must have one of the strongest group personalities on the folk circuit.
	Claire Mann Claire Mann comes from Newcastle upon Tyne in the North East of England and is quickly establishing herself as one of the leading exponents of Traditional Irish flute, fiddle, tin whistle and song.
	Corrina Hewat Corrina Hewat is recognised as one of the leading harp players in the world today. She has toured in Europe, the Far East, America and Canada to rave reviews and regularly appears on television and radio.
	Croft No Five Croft No Five are a band taking a new approach to Scottish music. The combination of traditional and original melodies with dance & funk grooves creates a high-energy mix ideal for the dance floor.
	Emily Smith Emily is the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2002. She is an excellent performer on both accordian and piano, however, it is through her exceptional voice that Emily is really making a name for herself.
	Filska Filska are a talented quartet of young traditional musicians from the Shetland Islands playing fiddles accordion and guitar. Their stylish playing has already markred them out as special and has already seen them invited to play in the USA and Europe.
	Fine Friday Emerging as one of Scotland's top traditional trios, Fine Friday's music is at once powerful and poignant. The player's wealth of talent, skill and tradition makes for an engaging listening experience.
	Finlay MacDonald Finlay is one of the new generation of totally brilliant young pipers. He has toured all over the world and is now having a hit with the Finlay MacDonald Band.
	Hamish MacGregor Hamish MacGregor is a pseudomn of Simon Thoumire who got together with Jennifer & Hazel Wrigley and Julia Legge (the Blue Bonnets) to make this record of great traditional tunes for people who would like to hear Scottish music from different areas of our country.
	James Graham James Graham is a young man on a mission. Winner of the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2004 award - not only was James the first Gaelic singer he is also the first male winner.
	Jenna Reid Hailing from Shetland, Jenna grew up immersed in the islands rich fiddle tradition. At the age of nine, she began to learn the fiddle, and was taught by the late Dr Tom Anderson.
	Jennifer McGlone Originally from Easterhouse in Glasgow Jennifer McGlone has been involved in traditional music since 1995 when she attended her first tin whistle class organised by Easterhouse Arts Project.
	Keep it Up Keep it Up rank among the most inventive and exciting interpreters of traditional Scottish music. Their sparkling form and transparent relish for the tunes communicates itself vividly throughout their performance.
	Liz Doherty Liz Doherty imparts what is best about Irish music, sheer fun and joy. She brings to her playing an exuberant energy that is rhythmical and powerful.
	Lori Watson Currently a PhD student at the RSAMD, Lori grew up in the Scottish Borders playing traditional music from a young age. A BBC Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2002 and 2003 Finalist, Lori has performed extensively throughout Britain and Europe .
	Mairi Campbell Fiddler and singer, Mairi is based in Edinburgh. She is one half of The Cast together with husband Dave Francis and plays with a number of bands and orchestras, including Bella MacNabs Dance Band.
	Margaret Bennett Margaret is one of the world's foremost authorities on Scottish Folklore, she features in several films, TV documentaries and on radio. She has sung at folk festivals and concerts world-wide and is always in demand. Her first CD “In the Sunny Long Ago” was released in 2001.
	Martyn Bennett Piper, fiddler, composer, innovator, guru of the techno celtic dance scene Martyn Bennett, a winner of the Glenfiddich “Spirit of Scotland” Award, has toured the world with his band ”Cuillin Music” and released the highly acclaimed landmark albums Bothy Cuture and Hardlands.
	Robert Fish Band The Robert Fish Band have treated dancers everywhere - from Balls to the Labour Party Conferance, via literally hundreds of ceilidhs in their home town of Edinburgh - to copious amounts of the best fun you can have with your clothes on.
	Sarah McFadyen Sarah hails from the Orkney Islands (north of Scottish mainland). Sarah was taught by the great Jennifer Wrigley.
	Scottish Stepdance Company New, exciting music and dance ideas which have to be heard to be believed! The onstage atmosphere is one of fun and is very much based around the informality of a village ceilidh, whilst still retaining the professionalism and presentation of a performance.
	Shona Mooney Fiddler Shona Mooney is one of Scotland's leading young traditional musicians. The winner of the 2006 BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year, Shona began playing music with her parents in the band O'er the Border and has gone on to feature prominently in the acclaimed Borders Young Fiddles and CrossCurrent and has toured with the Scottish folk orchestra, Unusual Suspects.
	Simon Thoumire Simon, an acknowledged concertina virtuoso, has dazzled audiences with his playing all over his native country and across Europe, Canada and the U.S.A.
	Stuart Cassells 2005 Winner of the BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician and rock 'n' roll piper.
	Unusual Suspects Scotland's traditional and contemporary music big band. Full of style and tunes. Led by Corrina Hewat and Dave Milligan.

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