Edinburgh band made up of refugees launches debut album

Made up of seven musicians from Iran, Chile, Brazil and Scotland - the band was launched in 2019

Amie Flett

An Edinburgh band made up of musicians from around the world are launching their first album.

The Other Project have brought refugees, immigrants and Scottish musicians together to share music in the hopes of breaking down barriers.

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