Later that year, he returned to his home city, joining the rock band The Last September as guitarist and backing vocalist, along with his friend Pete Deane from Suburbia. They performed in London and at several venues in Scotland. He left The Last September in 2005. Debut album After a three-year break from his solo career, Henderson revealed new material to the public for the first time with the creation of a Myspace profile in early 2006, featuring new tracks "Day Trip" and "While They Wait". He performed a number of new songs whilst supporting Unkle Bob on several gigs around central Scotland in the following months. Henderson released his debut album, Growing Flowers by Candlelight, on 15 July 2006, on his own label, Amphibian Husbandry. In May 2007, Henderson supported Marillion on two dates during their UK tour. In 2013, he worked with Shane Filan in Ireland. Discography Albums Growing Flowers by Candlelight (July 2006), Amphibian Husbandry Singles "Keep Me a Secret" (March 2003), Mercury - UK No. 5 "Coming Up for Air" (June 2007), Amphibian Husbandry Films Ainslie won a BAFTA in 2013 for co-writing and animating the film The Making of Longbird, and was nominated for his directorial work in I Am Tom Moody in 2014. He made the animated video for the single "Moving On" by the band James, released in 2014. References External links Ainslie Henderson Official website Growing Flowers by Candlelight on Last.fm Ainslie Henderson on IAC Mono the Movie FeltusFeltus Interview in The Daily Record July 15 2006 Interview in the Edinburgh Evening News March 23 2007 1979 births Living people Scottish pop singers Scottish singer-songwriters Musicians from Edinburgh 21st-century Scottish singers