As Scotland hosted France at Murrayfield on Saturday 5th August ahead of the Rugby World Cup, it seemed a fitting day for the Celtic Folk Fusion band Brother Sea to release their latest record All As One, as a charity single in support of the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.

All As One, written by Kristian Lannen from Brother Sea, is inspired by being a passionate, life long supporter of the Scotland Rugby Team. Brother Sea brings together a fusion of diverse and talented musicians from around the world now based in Scotland. Together at the wonderful T Pot Studios with in house producer Robin Wynn Evans they created an anthem to unite all Scotland supporters, As One, whilst raising awareness and supporting a serious cause close to the heart of Scottish Rugby.

Paul Thompson, Director of Fundraising at My Name'5 Doddie Foundation said, "we're all excited about the release of the song and the chance for everyone at the Foundation and our supporters to listen to All As One. It's a great song, and we're sure that Doddie would have been a fan too. Thank you, Brother Sea, for your generous efforts!".

70% of all profits from All As One digital and merchandise sales will be donated to the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.

Listen to 'All As One' here.

Check out their merchandise here.

Promo video.

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