Artist: Hipsway
Genre: Pop Rock
Hipsway were a Scottish pop rock band formed in Glasgow in 1984, known for their sophisticated blend of rock, soul, and funk influences. The band achieved their greatest success with the single 'The Honeythief,' which became a UK hit in 1986 and showcased their polished, radio-friendly sound. Vocalist Grahame Skinner's smooth delivery and the band's tight musicianship earned them comparisons to contemporaries like Deacon Blue and Hue and Cry. Their self-titled debut album received positive reviews for its stylish production. Though commercial success proved relatively brief, Hipsway represented the quality of Scottish pop-soul during the mid-1980s. The band reformed for reunion performances, demonstrating the enduring affection fans held for their sophisticated pop sound.


