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Fay Fife (Sheilagh Hynd) took a post-graduate acting course at Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardif and appeared in Taggart and The Bill. She later retrained as a clinical psychologist at the University of Edinburgh. In 2016, she formed a new alt-country band named The Countess of Fife.
Fay Fife is a leading musical figure in Scotland, known for her roles in The Rezillos, The Revillos and The Countess of Fife. She has collaborated with various artists and genres, from punk to classical, and has achieved critical acclaim and chart success.
26. Nov. 2022 · insurgent alt-country outfit led by Fay Fife. news. Debut album STAR OF THE SEA available from Bandcamp. SHOWS AND TICKETS. THE COUNTESS OF FIFE. Fay Fife (of the Rezillos) channels urban, vintage but timeless vibes, “…coming on like a Celtic Ronnie Spector…” Fiona Shepherd, Sample of Talent, The Scotsman Magazine, 26/11/22 .
Fay Fife is the lead singer of The Rezilllos and Revillos, a Scots punk/post punk band. The Countess of Fife is her solo music project, where she explores alt country and songwriting. Listen to her albums and singles on Bandcamp.
3. Aug. 2017 · Harry Mulligan interviews Fay Fife from iconic punk band The Rezillos for Louder Than War. I am sat here with Fay Fife, known to many of us as the co-front person of the iconic Scots punk band The Rezillos, but also known as the Countess of Fife to some of us.
- Harry Mulligan
As a full band, Fay Fife is joined by some of Scotland’s finest. The line-up includes Willy Molleson on drums, Al Gare on double bass, Brian McFie on guitar and Kirsten Adamson also joins The Countess of Fife on backing vocals & extra guitar. For a more intimate show, Fay sings raw, stripped-down versions of The Countess of Fife’s songs ...
Fay Fife: "Basically the creativity is coming from where we are now as people, but it’s still crossed with our interests in different aspects of pop culture. Everything we do references key points, at least from my perspective—I would be hard pressed to get through a recording session without mentioning the Shangri-Las or Dusty Springfield."
