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Her second album is a shift from trad toward the contemporary with tracks by Max Richter, Philip Glass and Alexandra Hamilton-Ayres among those featured
Scots musician Pippa Reid-Foster simply didn’t know if she’d wake up from surgery to play her beloved harp anymore.
Her entire career, her livelihood and her dreams were in the hands of the surgeon who had agreed to try to repair her injuries.
The experience, the anguish and the mental load of it all has informed her second album ‘Undercurrents’ and resulted in a collection of music that has so far made national headlines and UK wide airplay.
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In Episode 15 of the Good Stuff In Between podcast, she tells Shaun Milne how she first came to play the instrument following heartache, the opportunities it has opened up to her, the fears of almost losing it all, and her plans to take her creativity to new levels including more music, collaborations and a tour.
