>>13376
Never heard of her until now. Her name is a bit daft.

Just another acoustic guitar snooze-fest. The tradition of what? OP sounds like a fucking robot.

If I wanted to listen to someone strum a guitar and sing with a Scottish accent I'd put on Gerry Cinnamon or Amy Macdonald.

OP is clearly her manager, or at least her friend, but I listened to that original song of hers last night and it was pretty good. You should all be very slightly nicer to this obvious shill thread. Obviously she's no Amy Macdonald, but then who is?

>>13380

Amy Macdonald.

>>13380
KT Tunstall.

>>13382
Good point.

>>13381
That's a stretch.

She's no ARE SHARLEEN

>>13380
>>13383
>>13384
Do these suit you better?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zIVwJFJD-4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wp6y1ap24HI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF7nnvZIiz8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wp6y1ap24HI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjvnq8FU1w8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbPGVsNkujw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkibccs7Dyo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_i7NL6xsJLs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLGVoTijoxo

>>13385
Not really.

So what's the deal? Are you her manager? Are you shagging her? Are you family? Little bit of all three?

>>13386
I never heard of Nati until she came to America earlier this month; instantly loved her performances and went to quite a few of her sets. I live an ocean away and have no blood relation to her. I don't use TikTok, so any knowledge of her presence there was completely unknown to me. This type of singer/songwriter Folk music is outside my area or familiarity as my preferences generally include heavier music. Not that I dislike it, but Celtic Rock and Celtic Metal are more my thing.

I am just an overly enthusiastic fan sharing an artist I hope others can share in my fandom with me. Again, the previous artists you mentioned are outside my area of familiarity, so I approached her as if this music had never been performed before. Obviously, it's not new in terms of genre, but still thrilling for me.

>>13378
>>13379
Why do you feel her music is weak? What sort of music do you feel delivers? What song would you compare Dreddd's music to?

Genuinely curious.

>>13388

>Why do you feel her music is weak? What sort of music do you feel delivers? What song would you compare Dreddd's music to?

I'm not really versed in the Scottish tradition, but we have some remarkable performers working in the English tradition - just to name women, we've got Eliza Carthy, Rachel and Becky Unthank, Kate Rusby, Maddy Prior, Kathryn Tickell, Bella Hardy, Fay Hield and of course the legendary June Tabor.

>>13376
>Tartan skirt and black leggings

God, imagine the scent.

>>13376
Tell you what, she's charismatic in interviews:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o0dFIz48po

m8 this is just sad

>>13406
Well... That's just embarrassing. Why is it being forced everywhere?

>>13406
>>13407
can't blame a lad for tryin'

>>13406
>>13408
To be fair to the little scamp, I only found this place from some bizarre thing cross posted onto a dozen sites back in 2010.

Isn't this just Newton Faulkner in drag?

>>13406
>>13412
Incessant crossposting may be the digital equivalent of flyering parking lots, but it can be effective under the right circumstances. Different users hang out on different sites and could respond either positively or negatively.

>>13413
Well, I'll be. Strangely, she got a profile boost for collaborating with him over Christmas.

>>13376
>contemporary folk
So, not real folk then. Still, it's better than nothing. I blame Bob Dylan for making folk music less about tradition and more about the individual.
I'll check her out at some point