The Highland playlist
Highland.
Scottish folk, Celtic rock and three songs of the sea: Highland rain, a ceilidh when the calibration’s done, an island clinic’s light and a lantern on the rail.
8 music videos · 31 minutes · No account needed
▶ Play the Highland mixWhy these eight?
Five from the glens and three from the sea. The technicians here fix things where the road runs out – island clinics, mountain passes, a coast in a gale – and then they dance. We kept the songs where the fiddle, the pipes and the work all pull the same way.
Curated by EZ Radio from our original songs. The Highland Repair opens; best played in order.
The line-up
The glen
The Highland Repair
Celtic folk-rock for the long road north: carry the spark through the Highland rain and bring the old machine back to the hands that need it.
Country · 4:37
Ceilidh
Happiest Biomedical Clan
The calibration’s done, so the bench empties onto the dance floor – heel and toe and stamp the floor for the happiest crew in the glen.
Country · 3:08
The island
A Light on the Island
A ferry across dark water and a parcel wrapped in wool: the island clinic keeps its light burning steady through the rain.
Country · 5:03
The clan
The Biomedical Clan
Pipes and big guitars for the clan of the wire and the steel – mentors passing the torch to the young techs in the mountain clinics.
Rock · 4:47
The workbench
Steady Hands
Morning mist on the water, a wooden bench and a patient craft: steady hands checking each light and every mark.
Pop · 3:18
The storm
Hold Fast Below Deck
A Celtic shanty for a falling barometer: lash down the tools, check every light, and hold fast below deck until the sea lies down.
Country · 3:36
The harbour
The Salvage Crew
Haul it aboard and let the good parts remain – a salvage crew turning yesterday’s burden into something useful again.
Country · 3:03
The crossing
Lantern on the Rail
Tools, parts and know-how carried through the gale to a coastal clinic, with a lantern on the rail to guide the crew home.
Country · 3:02
More from the road north?
Fiddles, porches and long drives across the rest of the radio.