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North-east musician flies the flag for Scotland by winning international song contest © Supplied North-east singer-songwriter Colin Clyne has won a prestigious international song contest. A north-east singer-songwriter says he feels “honoured” after winning an international song competition against fierce global competition. Aberdeen-based Colin Clyne scooped both the overall title and the best male category in the 2020 Blues & Roots Radio International Song Contest with his track, Where The Ships Go To Die. The musician, originally from Stonehaven, was up against competition from artists from North America, Europe and Australia to scoop the prize. “It’s great, a real pleasure and a real honour to win it. There were people all over the world involved in it,” said Colin, adding he was proud to be flying the flag for Scotland.

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