Millbrig are a contemporary folk/rock duo (Steve Allan and Penny Wells) from Aberdeenshire. Established in 2016, they write and perform at open mics, folk clubs, private events and festivals, their songs and live performances played on radio, throughout the UK. Based in the Cairngorms, they now limit public performances, as they're busy recording their original songs and music at their home studio. Their albums Millbrig and Planets Collide, are easily located on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube etc., as are their 2025/2026 singles Begin Again, The Lighthouse Song, Footsteps, Down Opium Road, and Colour Fade (to be released April 2026).

To listen to Millbrig, click on each picture (below). 



https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lkYteOSvLuR1APHVVx-y1Q9WVTNe3LZKY&si=BtLVlAhguI2yQ9aV
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=2lxmlhSwR70&si=jYhXFe_JBjpxvpza
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=x9GMaGAHeZ4&si=UmdwytmIweoPPZFe
https://soundcloud.com/millbrig/millbrig-album-edit
https://soundcloud.com/millbrig/planets-collide-montage?si=e250e5c94b8b432cb100e28c3a955c44&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=YXdb-OHIIuY&si=PlK0bunO076SAki7

We thank: Omar Afif (Gnawa Trance Fusion) who plays hand drum and sings in his own language at the beginning of our epic 9 minute track Planets Collide, Stephen C Phillips (Morse Code World) a geek who supplied the Morse code message on The Lighthouse Song. Regarding artwork, we thank Eddie Cameron, who supplied the photo of a local Scottish bothy  utilised for Footsteps, and  Christabel Wells (from Bristol) who allowed us to use one of her fabulous artwork pieces for Begin Again. (Tunecore do not allow credits on the artwork uploaded for each track). All artwork is Copyrighted to Millbrig.

Including Steve's studio experience, Millbrig now has...

80+

ORIGINAL SONGS - mostly written by ex-busker and badass mum, Penny

20+

YEARS OF RECORDING AND PRODUCING STUDIO QUALITY TRACKS - mostly by ex-rocker, Steve Allan

100%

ANTIESTABLISHMENTARIANISM - though you wouldn't guess unless you were really concentrating on the lyrics to some songs

Ready to record your session?

If you have put in the base work by writing your song, put down the words, and you can play it to perfection, then you may be ready to record a track. But beware, this takes time and time - no matter how much of it is spent - does not put food on the table. And it can alienate you form your nearest and dearest. So think hard about that, before going down that road, and if you seek help, please do not expect anybody to offer it freely. We all have to eat. 

For studio bookings, call 07765 - 940713 to discuss. Thank you.