London and Sidmouth Folk Week in 2010 and 2011 (also joined by Corrina Hewat in Stirling and London). The pair released a recording of the traditional song, Captain Wedderburn's Courtship, as a 7" single in 2011. Roberts collaborated with Mairi Morrison, a Glasgow-based Gaelic singer from the Isle of Lewis, on an album of traditional songs, Urstan, released in March 2012. The Fruit Tree Foundation is a mental health initiative featuring nine Scottish songwriters, writing mainly in pairs. Roberts contributed songs with James Yorkston and Rod Jones to the resulting album, First Edition. Roberts contributed to Pumajaw's Curiosity Box album (2008), and, as writer and performer, to Jackie Oates' Hyperboreans album. With Alex Neilson, Lavinia Blackwall and Michael Flower – under the group name Black Flowers – Roberts played on the album I Grew From a Stone to a Statue. Roberts sang the lead vocals on Draughty Old Fortress on David Rotheray's album The Life of Birds. Roberts collaborated with RM Hubbert on a version of The False Bride for Hubbert's 2012 album, Thirteen Lost & Found (Chemikal Underground, CHEM166). Roberts appeared on tracks of the 2013 album by Lisa Knapp, Hidden Seam. Along with Emily Portman, Lucy Farrell and Rachel Newton, Roberts is part of The Furrow Collective. They have released three albums: At Our Next Meeting (2014), Wild Hog (2016) and Fathoms (2018). Theatre, film and literary work Roberts played hurdy-gurdy on the soundtrack of the 2003 film Young Adam. This was later released under the title Lead Us Not into Temptation by David Byrne. Roberts contributed a newly written song, Dighty Burn, as soundtrack Edward Summerton and Michael Windle's 2011 short film Dighty. In early 2011, Roberts took part in a three-month residency at the School of Scottish Studies, under the title "Archive Trails". He collaborated with puppet maker and puppeteer, Shane Connolly, on two short pieces of musical theatre: The Secret Society of Horsemen and a reworking of the Scots mummers play, Galoshins, for puppets. Roberts has collaborated with the artist and filmmaker Luke Fowler on a video for his song Under No Enchantment (But My Own) and by contributing music to the soundtrack of Fowler's 2011 film about R.D. Laing All Divided Selves. Roberts first worked with the Scots poet Robin Robertson on a song for the 2007 album of musician-poet collaborations, Ballads of the Book. The two have since gone on to collaborate on