Hamish

Hamish

Hamish is a Stroud, England-based singer-songwriter whose music is rooted in the timeless traditions of folk and classic songwriting. Drawing inspiration from artists including Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, Joni Mitchell, David Bowie and Neil Young, he writes songs that place melody, storytelling and emotional honesty at the centre. After years of travelling the world with a guitar, Hamish founded the Rabbit Hole venue at Glastonbury Festival, supporting emerging artists for 16 years. His music carries the warmth of a life spent between songwriting, travel, friendship and family, with “Singing In My Soul” — originally released in 1999 — marking a long-running thread through his musical journey.