The Music Maker: The Scots Whay Hae! Podcast Talks To Kenny Inglis...

For the latest Scots Whay Hae! podcast Ali spoke to musician and composer Kenny Inglis. Kenny was a recent artist of the week on the Scots Whay Hae! Show (which is on CamGlen Radio every Sunday between 7-9pm, and available to catch up with after that) but we thought he had so much more to say, and that this was the place to say it.

Kenny spoke about his unusual road into making music, working in record shops, setting up his own studio, playing in bands, life on the road, and how he ended up working on soundtracks for film and TV, before explaining the difference between making music for other people compared to for himself.

He then goes on to talk about his current projects, solo as Imperfect Stranger (whose Dancing Bear EP is out now) and as a member of indie-electronic duo Cinephile, who release their first music in many years later this month (band pic below).

The two then discuss the changes in making and releasing music which have occurred over the years Kenny has been involved, format changes and how that affects the process, and the importance of culture both to individuals and wider society, before Kenny offers advice to those looking to make their own musical mark. It's an enthralling listen, one which will have an appeal way beyond fans of Kenny's music. We hope you find it as interesting as we suspect you will.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qg-9RuaC4aw

Click here to learn more about Kenny Inglis Click here for the music of Imperfect Stranger

Click here for the music of Cinephile

Click here to learn about Kenny's project Hearing With My Eyes Click here for all the old Scots Whay Hae! Radio Shows In the meantime you can always check out our back catalogue of over 420 interviews with some of the most interesting names in Scottish culture.