A Lerwick pianist has made the longlist for a national album award.
Amy Laurenson is one of 20 artists who could win the Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) award.
Miss Laurenson said it was a “huge shock” but an “absolute delight” to be among those listed.
The winner of the SAY award will be announced on the 24th October at the Albert Halls in Stirling.
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