She'll be performing at Frets in Strathaven on May 19...
AS SHE prepares for what she calls her ‘acoustic-y tour’, which rolls into Frets at the Strathaven Hotel this month, Glasgow singer-songwriter Horse McDonald is in a reflective mood.“It is the 30th anniversary of our second album, God’s Home Movie and when I’m singing those songs, all the memories come flooding back.”
“It is quite something, to get that kind of immediate response from an audience, isn't it?” she ponders. “There is something about song, and how, in its simplest of forms, it can still move people and they can take something from it.”She explains: “Moon and I happened when I was recording at St Mary’s Space in Fasnacloich, just over the Connell Bridge.
“I’m getting rid of my past. But I’ve done most things I ever wanted to do, and I’m in a place where I am happy.”
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