Randolph's Leap are a Scottish 8-piece band who make up-tempo, melodic indie-pop underpinned with a lyrical wit. They return in 2027 with a much-anticipated new album.

Led by songwriter Adam Ross, the band are known for their joyous, uplifting gigs. The live experience includes brass, strings, fuzzy keyboards, bad jokes and good dancing. Comparisons have been drawn to the likes of Belle & Sebastian, Dexys Midnight Runners and The Divine Comedy.

The band started out life in 2010 and soon became part of the Fence Collective before releasing albums with Lost Map, Olive Grove and Fika Recordings. Their eclectic discography includes studio albums, live records and lo-fi DIY recordings with their most recent album, Spirit Level, capturing the band at their energetic and effervescent best. They are currently in the studio working on a new album set for release in 2027.

The band’s prodigious recorded output and regular radio appearances for the likes of BBC 6 Music have earned them a cult following across the UK. They have performed at major festivals such as Green Man, Celtic Connections, Belladrum Tartan Heart, Kelburn Festival and the Edinburgh Fringe. Their music even inspired a touring theatre show, The Isle of Love, which featured a story built around their songs.

"Joyous" - The Scotsman

“The next generation of witty Scottish indie pop” - The Quietus

"The Jonathan Richman of Scottish indie" - The Herald

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