Alasdair (@alasdair), a UK-based YouTube creator, posts music and cultural history of Britain and Ireland, mainly military march and bagpipe recordings. The channel has about 11,700 subscribers and a median of roughly 33,000 views per video, but it has not uploaded since 2015. Sponsored work is estimated at $20 to $35 per 1,000 median views, or about $660 to $1,170 per video.
Traditional music audience with a median of 33,000 views per video
- Median of about 33,000 views per video across 115 uploads, with a 90th percentile near 139,000 views.
- Engagement rate of 0.87 percent, with 11,700 subscribers.
- Audience skews older and British, suited to heritage and music-focused brands.
Brand fit report
Content
- Formats
- audio performance with static image, instrumental recording, live stream
- Tone
- traditional, informative
- Language
- English
- On camera
- No, voiceover and b-roll
- Production
- Phone, natural light
- Typical length
- 1 to 4 minutes
Audience
Commercial
- Brands seen
- None yet
- Categories promoted
- None yet
- Affiliate links
- No
No sponsorship disclosures found in the last 50 videos; the channel description states the creator receives no monetary remuneration and links only to Patreon.
Suitability GARM Brand Safety Floor + Suitability
Family friendly
Military march videos reference armed forces and regimental history; the channel description notes occasional debates and semi-trolling, but no specific flagged titles were found.
We classify content, never people. No age, gender, ethnicity, religion or political views are inferred about the creator. Audience figures are estimates unless marked verified. Creators can correct anything on their profile.
Platforms
| Platform | Followers | Median views | Uploads, 90d |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | 12k | 33k | 0 |
Benchmark score: 52 / 100
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Recent videos
▶The Duke of York - Slow March of the Yorkshire Regiment · 33k views
▶Ça Ira - Quick March of the Yorkshire Regiment · 33k views
▶Light Cavalry Overture/Galloping 8th Hussars - Quick March o · 22k viewsLast three uploads, latest 3952 days ago.
Hello and welcome! My channel is dedicated to the culture and history of the Nordic-Celtic Isles (Britain and Ireland); in particular the traditional music of those lands. If anyone has any queries or points they would like to raise with me directly, I recommend contacting me via a personal message on my account or by emailing me at: ali.fearn@mail.com. On occasion I have been known to enter into debates, discussions and sometimes even semi-trolling. Do note: All views expressed are mine and mine alone; though some may not be mine either. I recieve no monetary remuneration for any of my vi
About Some folk
Alasdair is a UK-based YouTube creator whose channel covers the music and culture of Britain and Ireland, focusing on traditional bagpipe and military march recordings. The channel has about 11,700 subscribers and 115 videos, with a median of roughly 33,000 views per video. Its last upload is dated 2015, according to the channel data.
The audience is estimated, not measured, to skew older and British, with interest in regimental history, Scottish music and heritage tunes. Viewers mostly come for specific tunes rather than commercial content. Commercial intent is low, and no sponsorships appear in the recent videos.
Based on the rate rule of $20 to $35 per 1,000 median views, a sponsored video would cost about $660 to $1,170, which is a CPM of $20 to $35 compared with $10 to $30 for paid ads. Heritage and music-focused brands are the best fit, but confirm current activity before booking.
Written from Some folk's public YouTube profile, platform data and web mentions. Numbers updated 2026-10-19. Some folk can edit or remove this page at any time.
Questions about Some
How much does Alasdair charge for a sponsored video?
Based on the rate rule for long-form channels, a sponsored video would cost about $660 to $1,170 per video, using the channel's median of roughly 33,000 views. This is an estimate, not a published rate, and the channel has not posted recently.
What does Alasdair post about on YouTube?
Alasdair posts traditional bagpipe and military march recordings, including regimental marches and Scottish and Irish tunes, usually with a static image and short run time. Videos are mostly audio performances rather than on-camera content.
How do I contact Alasdair for a brand deal?
The channel lists a contact email and a Patreon link in its description. Contact details unlock on Starbooked for $0.80. Boosted creators can be booked through Starbooked, and this channel is not currently listed as boosted.