Never afraid to be different, honest, hard-hitting, and relatable. That's how most people would describe UK-Craigie's musical style. With a love of acoustic guitar and brutally open and honest lyrics, UK-Craigie is arguably one of the most forward-thinking and original artists of our generation. Releasing his debut album, the critically praised Sombre in march 2019 and following up with 2020's International breakout album I Can't Sleep, UK-Craigie has a sharp lyrical focus on mental health issues, depression, and anxiety alongside grief, fatherhood, and a real underdog story. A steadily growing fanbase worldwide has led UK-Craigie to appear on BBC Radio, Interviews around the world with credible and established publications like Sense Music Media in Australia and work with Dyspraxia charities which UK-Craigie Advocates for Away from music UK-Craigie is heavily involved in charity work, regularly hosting free songwriting workshops for the youth in his area on the importance of writing music to cope with mental health issues. UK-Craigie also uses his role as Head of media with Ashville Football Club to promote outreach in the community, providing food parcels for families in need at this difficult time and bringing hope to people through music