Scottish indie darlings The Snuts return to their roots on 'Joy in Short Moments'
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In this edition of our arts24 music show, Jennifer Ben Brahim chats with Jack Cochrane and Callum Wilson from Scottish indie four-piece The Snuts. They burst onto the music scene as the first Scottish band in over a decade to top the UK album charts. After years on the road and living in Glasgow, the band decided to move back to their home region of West Lothian. The return to their roots inspired the creation of their fourth album "Joy in Short Moments", a bittersweet record about success, failure, parenthood and loss.
We also spotlight the American rising star Tyler Ballgame, who dropped his debut album "For the First Time, Again" this year, following a record label bidding frenzy. The album touches on the perennial nature of love and overcoming depression.
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