Tricky Terrain is the award winning folk rock band’s third album. This album takes its inspiration from the band’s travels and their home by the River Clyde. Alison McNeill’s compositions and lyrics are a reflection of the landscape, the people, the light and the water. New works are supported by atmospheric arrangements of songs of a past resident

Tricky Terrain is the award winning folk rock band’s third album. This album takes its inspiration from the band’s travels and their home by the River Clyde. Alison McNeill’s compositions and lyrics are a reflection of the landscape, the people, the light and the water. New works are supported by atmospheric arrangements of songs of a past resident of the band’s coastal home – Robert Burns. This album is current, exploring politics, mental health and world issues. Sewn into this latest output is a celebration of Scottish Culture and Cultural Diversity.

Released to critical acclaim in 2014, Kaleidoscope is Reely Jiggered’s second album. It was album of the week on Celtic Music Radio and airplay around the globe.

“Such a stunning collection of music by the most talented of musicians. It’s a while since I’ve been so excited about an album that I feel will live forever…” Alan Grant, Celtic Music

Released to critical acclaim in 2014, Kaleidoscope is Reely Jiggered’s second album. It was album of the week on Celtic Music Radio and airplay around the globe.

“Such a stunning collection of music by the most talented of musicians. It’s a while since I’ve been so excited about an album that I feel will live forever…” Alan Grant, Celtic Music Radio

“The album opens with Warrior which, as the name the name suggests, snarls between Folk and Marilyn Manson metal. [Alison] McNeill’s soaring vocals lift Parting Glass to opera stand. Diablo in Kilarrow adds funk, Cuban Brenda Cutting the Bracken adds Latino sway to the Lowlands while La Llorona adds strut of Mexico. It’s a heady musical journey but even as Folk Police bounces a dance beat, the band are unmistakably at heart Scottish. Buy it. Throw a party. Put it on, enjoy.” Rick Fulton, Daily Record.