“A new starlet in the making” Q Magazine
Latest news and events . . .
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Colin Vearncombe Tribute
Writing the day after the incomparable Prince died, it’s safe to say that 2016 has already seen the loss of some of the world’s best and most original established musicians, and it’s still only April. On a personal note, we’ve lost one of our closest friends, Colin Vearncombe aka Black, who died in January following […]
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Peggy Seeger – Radio 2 Folk Awards, Jool Holland & UK Tour
It’s been a busy couple of months for Peggy Seeger: She and son Calum MacColl won Best Original Song at the recent BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards for their song ‘Swim To The Star’ which appears on Seeger’s latest album, ‘Everything Changes’. The award was presented to them at the ceremony in Cardiff’s Millenium Centre […]
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Peggy Seeger Everything Changes
Peggy Seeger’s new album Everything Changes. Release date 1st September 2014. Signed copies available – please make a note on your order if you would like a signed copy.
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Jake Morley Many Fish To Fry (CD and DVD Edition)
A very strong debut from this favourite of the live circuit.
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Liz Lawrence – Bedroom Hero
A sparkling gem of a debut album from singer songwriter Liz Lawrence, full of memorable and captivating songs.
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Broadcaster – Folksploitation
Broadcaster’s long anticipated second album, this time featuring the vocals of folk icon Peggy Seeger, set against Broadcaster’s trademark beats and loops.
Testimonials
Jake Morley and his impressive band more than have what it takes . . . an ambitious pop sound that is every bit as bright and sparkly as the main player himself.
Jake Morley The Independent
Florence-minus-the-hollering, stomping stage routine hinting at a feisty little madam beneath the adorable, heavy fringe-adorned veneer, promising a new starlet in the making.
Liz Lawrence Q Magazine
A lovely album. Very much looking forward to her live session.
Hafdis Huld Mark Radcliffe, BBC Radio 2
Master songwriter turns some of his best material on himself. Give it a week and it’s following you around.
Boo Hewerdine The Word
