First awarded in 2012, the Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award is presented annually for “an outstanding album produced by a Scottish artist”
Awarded by the Scottish Music Industry Association (SMIA) in partnership with Creative Scotland, the winner receives a trophy and a £20,000 prize - with the nine shortlisted artists receiving £1,000.
The shortlist, and eventual winner, is picked by 100 ‘nominators' involved in music journalism, broadcast and radio, music retail and live music venues.
Here are all 13 winners to date.

13. 2024: Redolent - Dinny Greet
The latest winners of the SAY Award are Edinburgh electronic-indie band Redolent, for their debut album 'Dinny Greet'. They beat favourite Barry Can't Swim to the prize. | Contributed

