Growing up in Perth, Scotland meant being surrounded by music from the very beginning. As a non-binary artist, they were raised in an environment where guitar sat naturally alongside traditional bagpipe sounds, and they started writing their own songs early on. Music wasn’t just a source of joy – it also became a refuge during a period of bullying. That’s when their approach to songwriting began to take shape: open, personal, and without the need to pretend.
Blair Davie moves between indie pop and a singer-songwriter approach, with a clear focus on voice, piano and guitar. Their current EP First and Last is a deeply personal record about a long-term relationship as something that evolves over time. They have worked with writers and producers connected to artists like Lewis Capaldi or Kodaline and have been recognised as one of the emerging names on the UK scene, including a nomination for the Ivor Novello Rising Star Award. Live, they build on a growing connection with the audience and a sense of energy that doesn’t rely on effects, but on something much simpler – believing in what you hear.