Former Moray musicians have a lockdown hit
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A couple of musicians who grew up in Moray have scored something of a hit online since lockdown began.
David Scott who grew up in Aberlour and went to Speyide High, along with former Elgin Academy pupil Nicola West are both in the Glasgow-based band RaRaRasmussen.
One of the tunes by the seven-piece group is called There's No Tomorrow.
Although written many years before lockdown was ever even imagined, the song's lyrics have a darkly funny relevance to our present situation.
The video below comes from a gig in September.
It features David, who's head of research at Edinburgh University, on trombone. Nicola, who works as a speech therapist, is on keyboards.
The singer, meanwhile, is Phil Rasmussen, who they both first met in the mid-1990s while studying at Strachclyde University in Glasgow.
Watch the video and keep your eyes peeled for a cartwheel on the dancefloor:
Go to RaRaRasmussen's Facebook page here
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