.Fraser is a freelance music professional, known for his collaboration with an array of artists in folk and jazz related music and for a growing collection of critically acclaimed self-produced albums which feature his distinctive compositions and performances. 

"To call a musician’s work ‘unique’ is a bold statement. However, if any musicians come close, then Fraser Fifield would be among them. The originality of his work, the breadth of his inspiration, scope of invention and variety of instruments he uses to create his music make him unique – and one of Scotland’s most enthralling artists".  Folkradio.co.uk 

Artists Fraser has had the good fortune to work with include, Capercaillie, Salsa Celtica, Old Blind Dogs, Afro Celt Sound System, Karen Matheson, Grit Orchestra, Red Note Ensemble, Sam Lee, Zakir Hussain, Mr McFalls Chamber, Balkanopolis, Nedyalko Nedyalkov, Celtic Roots Ensemble, BBC SSO, Manus Lunny, Theresa Kavanagh, Mary Black, Brian Byrne, Jim Sutherland, Gavin Marwick, Aidan O Rourke, Chris Stout, Kathleen McInnes, Calum Martin, Cathy Ann MacPhee, Donny Munro, Malcolm Jones, Donald Black, Wolfstone, Mick West, Nordanians, Graeme Stephen, Gillebride MacMillan, Frieda Morrison, Patsy Reid, Gilles Coronado, Benjamin Flement, Walther Castro, Quique Sinesi, Sabir Khan, Phamie Gow, Inge Thomson, Karine Polwart, Maeve McKinnon, Montenegro Eurovision 2015, Notes Inegales, The Old Rope String Band, and many more.  

Described by the Sunday Herald as (having) “emerged as one of today's outstanding talents” and by Jazzwise magazine, “an outstanding product of the Scottish jazz-folk scene who at one moment can blow a low whistle like Charlie Parker steaming his way through ‘Ko-Ko’ and at the next knock out an air on a sax like a Highland traditionalist”. 

Fraser Fifield was born in 1976, now lives in Fife, Scotland and welcomes any questions or enquiries you may have via the contact page. Thanks for visiting