A journey through the music, history, poetry and tales of Scotland – and beyond. Enlightenment scholar Professor David Purdie will be joining Phamie on stage for the first time in this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe. David is one of Scotland’s most celebrated public speakers. His seriously amusing speeches are in great demand for occasions at home and abroad, while his academic lectures range over Scottish and English literature, classics and philosophy. Phamie and the Prof met this year when they both performed separately at an Edinburgh Burns Night, audience reaction being that their unique blend of the Music, Words and
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We are happy to announce that ‘Sweet Frederik’ from the latest album, has reached over 2 million plays on Spotify and rising. It was selected for the SLEEP compilation album. Beyond the Milky Way cd is also an official ‘best selling’ cd in Blackwells Book Shop, UK. To purchase, please go to the shop page. The CD has been played on Classic FM by John Brunning, Alan Titchmarsh, Myleen Klass.
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Mahatma Gandhi’s grandson, Arun Gandhi chooses Phamie’s ‘Peace Song’ from Road of the Loving Heart as his chosen track whilst doing an interview with Sally Magnusson on BBC Radio Scotland.  
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Earlier in March, Phamie was invited to give a lecture on composing and about her approach to composing to the under graduate students of The Royal Irish Academy of Music (RIAM) in Dublin. Off the back of this, she was given a commission by current artist in residence Imogen Gunner , as part of Dublin City Council’s Artist Residency Programme, to write a new work. This new work, entitled ‘Celtic Threads’, will be given its world premier in Dublin at The RIAM on the 22nd of April. This will be programmed alongside the new works of the composition students and
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Phamie was over the moon to have been commissioned to write the music for a short animation by French director Izu Troin. They had previously worked together on Phamie’s ‘War Song’ video. This ‘short’ was called ‘Camera Obscura’ and was an artistic inside look at some of the oldest cave paintings in the South of France, commonly known as ‘les grottes’. Here is the finished results of the animation, and the ‘making of’ with Phamie’s music. The short was aired on National French TV earlier this year. Camera Obscura by Izu Troin. Music by Phamie Gow   Making of…..
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