Vox Liminis is proud to present Oblivion and Beyond: a new 5-track EP from the Distant Voices project, which brings together celebrated Scottish songwriters and people with experience of the criminal justice system.   Over the last two years, with its collaborators in the Distant Voices project, Vox Liminis has been working with local partners in the Highland area. We are working with Highland Alcohol and Drug Partnership and local partners to support community approaches to reducing alcohol and drug related harm – including by engaging the local public in conversations about recovery and reintegration, to better understand the complexities of the recovery journey, decrease stigma and support reintegration. Available to buy/stream from:

• Bandcamp
• Itunes
• Spotify

Thanks to everyone who made this release possible, including but not limited to; members of the Inverness Subgroup (Mark Holloway, Sharon Holloway, Marcus Konoso, Angus MacLeod, James Maybee, Gill Paton, Colleen Souness,); Highland Alcohol and Drug Partnership, HMP Inverness, Action for Children Inverness; Artistic Lead, Donna Maciocia; the songwriters and all musicians involved; Oliver Escobar, Phil Thomas, Alison Urie, Fergus McNeill, Lucy Cathcart Froden, Jo Collinson Scott; the Vox staff team; the Distant Voices Core Group; the Unbound community; Jamie Savage at Chem19; Beth Chalmers and all our friends, colleagues, partners and freelance artists, without whom the Distant Voices project (and this EP) could not exist.