The release date is January 23rd...
Scottish singer-songwriter Callum Beattie has announced his upcoming album ‘INDI’.
As a truly independent artist, he communicates with his audience in a relatable way. Drawing from real-life experiences, Callum Beattie combines a rugged edge with a heart of gold, infused with a significant amount of melancholic melody as well.
The album ‘INDI’ will be released on January 23rd, after working with producer Joe Cross.
Callum is set to perform the biggest show of his career on November 22nd at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro as part of his headline concert.
Looking forward, the Scottish musician has also revealed an extensive UK tour planned for March 2026, alongside the release of his new single ‘Two Pretenders’.
Regarding the track, he shares...
“‘Two Pretenders’ tells the story of two individuals teetering on the brink of collapse, who are still desperately holding on to the love they previously shared. It combines the essence of heartbreak with hope, capturing the struggle of clinging to something that's fading away, yet making one last genuine effort to salvage it. At its heart, it’s a cry for connection amidst the turmoil. The chorus encapsulates it perfectly: ‘Throwing our hearts in the fire, clinging to the embers’.”
Listen now.
Tracklist:
‘Two Pretenders’
‘Bed Is Burning’
‘Lanterns’
‘Pins and Needles’
‘Red’
‘Interlude on Tariff St.’
‘Sound of Sirens’
‘Fireproof’
‘Birthday’
‘Sunflower’
‘Eyes on You’
‘Always Rains in Glasgow’
Catch Callum Beattie live:
November 22 Glasgow OVO Hydro
March 20 Manchester Gorilla
March 21 Newcastle Northumbria University
March 26 London Scala
March 27 Bristol Thekla
March 28 Birmingham O2 Institute 2
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