The Scottish Stepdance Co. are committed to the re-integration of the almost extinct  danceform back into  this country by marrying the dancing to an  inventive and exciting approach whilst always remaining respectful of the tradition.
This is fresh and stimulating album that is strongly centred on the west coast tradition of Gaelic song, piping and fiddle playing. I defy anyone not to tap their feet to this, it’s just so infectious. Fiddle, guitar, song whistle, pipes (small and Highland) and double bass are all skilfully deployed to produce an album of depth as well as variety e.g. one track has only quiet vocal and guitar (Thig am Bata), whilst jazzy bass and vocal do something else again on Seinn O. Whilst both are excellent it is on the faster tunes that the hard percussive shoes come intricately leaping into play. It is then that the whole endeavour is lifted onto a new plane. And that’s without even seeing them!