Scots Singer of the Year 2022 and 2024, Beth Malcolm has been surrounded by Scottish folk music from a very young age. Beth was only four years old when she first took to the stage at Kirriemuir Folk Festival to screch out ‘Ally Bally Bee’, and she has been performing ever since.
A songwriter, piano player and singer of stories, Beth has established herself as one of Scotland’s most sought-after young artists. Beth was still early in her career when she became an award-winning songwriter: winning Edinburgh Folk Club’s yearly songwriting competition with her song ‘Choose My Company’ in her teens. A few years later, her song ‘Leavin’ Loch Leven’ won a national songwriting competition.
Beth released her debut album ‘Kissed and Cried’ shortly after, which received a 5***** review in The Scotsman: “Beth Malcolm brings passionate commitment to whatever she sings… the album bursts with warmth. Judging by this debut, a glowing future beckons
Scots Singer of the Year 2022 and 2024, Beth Malcolm has been surrounded by Scottish folk music from a very young age. Beth was only four years old when she first took to the stage at Kirriemuir Folk Festival to screch out ‘Ally Bally Bee’, and she has been performing ever since.
A songwriter, piano player and singer of stories, Beth has established herself as one of Scotland’s most sought-after young artists. Beth was still early in her career when she became an award-winning songwriter: winning Edinburgh Folk Club’s yearly songwriting competition with her song ‘Choose My Company’ in her teens. A few years later, her song ‘Leavin’ Loch Leven’ won a national songwriting competition.
Beth released her debut album ‘Kissed and Cried’ shortly after, which received a 5***** review in The Scotsman: “Beth Malcolm brings passionate commitment to whatever she sings… the album bursts with warmth. Judging by this debut, a glowing future beckons