Roddy Frame
Roddy Frame combines intricate guitar work with clear-eyed writing, crafting graceful songs where bright pop surfaces carry tenderness, doubt and quiet resolve.
- Featured on Sundown Sessions
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- First featured
- 26 June 2024
- Last featured
- Sundown Sessions #4 26 June 2024
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- 1
About Roddy Frame
Roddy Frame is a Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist who founded Aztec Camera as a teenager, pairing intricate guitar playing with literate, melodic songwriting. Records such as High Land, Hard Rain and Knife established a bright, sophisticated pop language shaped by folk, soul and post-punk as much as conventional guitar pop.
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After Aztec Camera, Frame continued under his own name with a more intimate solo catalogue. Albums including The North Star, Surf and Seven Dials retain the clarity of his earlier writing while giving greater space to voice and guitar.
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