Special song recorded to celebrate work of Fife voluntary organisation

Fife College’s creative industries department has teamed up with voluntary organisation SHIELD to record a song which celebrates the local voluntary organisation’s recent success.
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The song, recorded at the college’s Glenrothes Campus, also thanks SHIELD’s various contributors who have helped to support those most affected by the pandemic over the last eleven months.

The self-funded Fife group, created in March last year by Sarah Keeble, has so far supplied over 25,000 free meals and delivered over 60,000 tonnes of goods to those most in need in the community.

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Titled ‘Raise your Shield’, the song was chosen following an online competition which asked applicants to create a positive and uplifting track which celebrated the work of the group.

Local artist Ben Carscadden lent his talents to the project as lead vocalist with members of the SHIELD team providing backing vocals.Local artist Ben Carscadden lent his talents to the project as lead vocalist with members of the SHIELD team providing backing vocals.
Local artist Ben Carscadden lent his talents to the project as lead vocalist with members of the SHIELD team providing backing vocals.

The winning track, by Reilly Brown, was chosen from over 40 submissions from sound production students at the College.

Reilly’s winning track was then recorded at the College.

Local artist, Ben Carscadden, features as lead vocalist with members of the SHIELD team providing backing vocals.

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