Lewis Capaldi joins fellow Scots LF System in Song of The Year category at The BRIT Awards 2023
Scots stars Lewis Capaldi and LF System have been nominated at The BRIT Awards 2023 for Song Of The Year.
Harry Styles and Wet Leg are taking the awards by storm with nominations in four different categories, while Stormzy, dance producer Fred Again.., The 1975, and Arctic Monkeys are recognised in three. Duo LF System, who hail from West Lothian, took the charts by storm last year with their gold-certified single, ‘Afraid To Feel’, which spent seven weeks at the top of the singles chart. Taking to social media after The BRIT nominees were released, the duo - made up of producers Conor Larkman and Sean Finnigan - were buzzing over the news.
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