This second self-penned album from Gaelic singer MacMillan is a collection of ten original Gaelic songs, aimed at broadening and adding originality to the current resurgence in new Gaelic composition. No punches are pulled in subject matter in this quest. His songs range over personal issues (mental struggles and the loneliness of lockdown) to international politics and the celebration of Gaelic legacy. Some of the songs are hard-hitting, projecting Gillebrýdes stated aim of introducing uncomfortable themes of the modern kind. The balance of subject matter is good and the supporting line-up of piano, guitar, bass, violin, whistle and soprano saxophone keeps a sense of space and reflection. Margaret Stewart and Karen Matheson join for a track each.