I went live from a proper Scottish “Hobbit house” (the Warren, near Aberfeldy) and honestly… I’m still well chuffed. We’d already been here about 24 hours, my voice was finally behaving again, and I figured if you can’t bring the street to you, you bring the songs to a little fairytale spot by a river. I showed you the view, had a bit of banter with everyone, and did what I always do: took requests, tried things on the fly, and had a laugh when it inevitably got a bit chaotic. Musically, it’s a real mix: I played “Lovely Day,” “Wild Wood” (aka my mum’s “wah wah woo song”), “Black” (and yes… I broke another string), “Caledonia,” “Linger,” and a couple of Foo Fighters bits (“Big Me” for the old school fans). Because it’s literally a Hobbit-hole vibe, I had to do “I See Fire” as well. I also played my original “Clouds,” and I shared a brand new one called “The Dissonant One,” which I’m planning to record for my album soon. If you like live busking energy, travel streams, and the honest behind-the-scenes stuff (broken strings, dying tuner, all of it), this one’s exactly that.