Proud Scotsman Brodie Barclay's songcraft blends comedy with tragedy, self-deprecation with authenticity, with a remarkable ability to make his listeners feel like his pals and a relatability that’s as heartbreaking as it is infectious.

Growing up in Edinburgh, Brodie’s songwriting was sparked by car rides listening to the radio, where he realised he could replace lyrics of big hitters with something more honest to himself. After peaking the interest of Grumpy Management (Ed Sheeran, Maisie Peters), he moved to London, going on to create his debut EP alongside Communion’s Kev Jones (formerly of Bear’s Den, producer of Wunderhorse’s debut record ‘Cub’). The EP pulls together the stories of many people his age, ‘childlike fantasy, humour, love, loss and reflection; “I like making people laugh and making them feel seen”.