Scottish singer-songwriter Blair Davie today releases the highly anticipated new EP, ‘You Like Ugly, Don’t You Babe?’, out now via Giant Music. Listen Here.
This EP marks the culmination of Blair’s growth and evolution over the past year. With each song, you can feel the skill in the songwriting, the richness of the instruments, and the depth and boldness of the stories being told. Blair possesses the unique ability to translate the most powerful of emotions into tracks that feel equally as impactful on an arena stage, as they do through a pair of headphones. ‘You Like Ugly, Don’t You Babe’ sees Blair expanding into a more rhythm-led sound while continuing to explore themes of love, identity, resilience and transformation.
Speaking on the EP, Blair says: “There have been moments where I’ve felt completely lost, but I’ve learned that real strength comes from being truly seen and heard for who you are, not from hiding the parts of yourself you’re afraid to show. We all carry flaws, fears, and darkness within us. But finding someone who accepts and loves you regardless can heal you in ways you never expected. I can’t wait for you to hear this EP.”
Previous releases include the acclaimed EP ‘First And Last’, featuring standout tracks ‘Crashing the Car’, ‘Wouldn’t Be Right’ and ‘Butterflies’. The project earned critical support from The Telegraph, Clash, Wonderland and Official Charts.
Live highlights include support slots for James Arthur at The O2 London and Glasgow’s OVO Hydro, as well as performances at SXSW and The Great Escape. Blair performed at Latitude Festival in Suffolk on 26 July, before supporting Mika at Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Bandstand on 29 July, and going on a run of European festivals. Blair has UK headline dates coming up in London (Barfly, 24 November), Glasgow (King Tuts, 26 November) and Manchester (Deaf Institute, 28 November) this autumn, as well as support shows across Germany, the Netherlands, France and Ireland.
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