Talented Lanarkshire singer songwriter is crowned BBC radio's Scottish Act of the Year

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Lanarkshire singer songwriter Terra Kin has clinched two recording sessions and a performance slot at Scotland’s largest music festival after being crowned Scottish Act of the Year.Terra Kin, AKA Hannah Findlay, was one of four acts to make it to the final of the BBC Radio Scotland contest and perform in front of a live audience.The competition attracted entries for more than 500 hopefuls from all over Scotland.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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