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More Sekoya

 I previously blogged about my son's band Sekoya. On Tuesday this week, they launched their new album Shuna (you can hear it and get it here). This time they were in the Rum Shack in the southside of Glasgow, a great wee venue, and they were promoted by Lay Low, the first time they've used a promoter.


 A nice sized crowd came along and completely filled the venue and we were treated to some great music and a nice line in commentary and chat from the band. They also specialise in a unique merch table which has no music on it but it does feature tea, calligraphy and paper plates. They're an arty band.














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