Week 25 highlights

Welcome to Week 25 of The Scotsman Sessions. With performing arts curtailed for the foreseeable future, we are commissioning a series of short video performances from artists around the country and releasing them on scotsman.com, with introductions from our critics. This week, Edinburghborn, Fife-raised singer KT Tunstall performs her new song Anything at All, from her home in LA’S Topanga Canyon; jazz vocalist Georgia Cécile sings If You Could See Me Now, written by Tad Dameron for Sarah Vaughan, accompanied by her partner, the pianist Fraser Urquhart; Matthew Zajac of Dogstar Theatre Company gives us a taste of his acclaimed play The Tailor of Inverness, which tells the story of his father ’s remarkable Second World War journey from Poland to Scotland; and singer-songwriter Adam Stafford performs History of Longest Days, taken from his forthcoming album Diamonds of a Horse Famine.