Dot Allison Edinburgh, UK
Since her debut solo album Afterglow in 1999, Dot Allison has strived to keep the listener on a journey – and herself
too.
She revolts against what she has done before, to evolve and not just occupy the same space.
Her forthcoming, and most illuminating album to date 'Heart-Shaped Scars is out now via SA Recordings.
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