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Thursday, 3 December 2015
WASSAIL! WASSAIL! ALL OVER THE TOWN @TopicRecords Christmas Newsletter
Labels:
Eliza Carthy,
folk,
folk CDs,
folk gigs,
folk news,
folk records,
Martin Carthy,
Martin Simpson,
topic,
topic records,
Wayward Band
@bigcityindians Wolfsheart; A Christmas Lullaby.
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Labels:
Big City Indians,
Christmas,
music,
singles,
Woolfsheart
Wednesday, 2 December 2015
Bury the Hatchet at Peterborough Town Hall 5th December
Bury the Hatchet at Peterborough Town Hall
Bury the Hatchet event on Saturday 5th December at The Town Hall Peterborough - a popular Peterborough dance venue resurrected for this 70's/80's reunion in aid of the Mayors Charities.
Tickets are now available from, Papa Luigi Pizza Shops and the City Council Information Office - Bridge Street Peterborough.
Original scene DJ's appearing from Steve Allen Discos/Easy Street Promotions - Barry Jay, Barrie Turner (Mike Barrie), Malcolm James, Paul Skerritt (Paul Andrews), along with Steve Allen
Great music from a special era, and a superb chance to catch up with old friends.
Bury the Hatchet event on Saturday 5th December at The Town Hall Peterborough - a popular Peterborough dance venue resurrected for this 70's/80's reunion in aid of the Mayors Charities.
Tickets are now available from, Papa Luigi Pizza Shops and the City Council Information Office - Bridge Street Peterborough.
Original scene DJ's appearing from Steve Allen Discos/Easy Street Promotions - Barry Jay, Barrie Turner (Mike Barrie), Malcolm James, Paul Skerritt (Paul Andrews), along with Steve Allen
Great music from a special era, and a superb chance to catch up with old friends.
Labels:
70s. 80s,
Bury The Hatchet,
disco,
Mayors Charities,
music,
Peterborough,
Steve Allen,
Town Hall
Wednesday, 18 November 2015
The Lincoln, UK, MashUp is Back! #lincolnartsmashup
The Lincoln, UK, MashUp
is Back…
The second Lincoln Arts MashUp will take place on Wednesday 2nd December
from 5.30pm once again at the Brewhaus on the corner of Silver St and
Broadgate, in Lincoln, UK.
The first one, back in October, was amazingly well attended by around 30
local creatives and was a surprising success judging by the positive comments
that were flying around, for which many thanks! Not that anything amazing
happened (though the pizzas were pretty amazing) but that was never the idea –
it’s just a very informal social / networky thing open to anyone who works or
is involved in the creative sector in and around Lincoln. A chance to get
together with other creative types and chat/goss/discuss, whatever…
and the more the merrier so please spread the word.
There’s free pizza again
this time (thanks again to Visit Lincoln) and the bar is very much open.
And half way through we offer a slot called the MixTape when anyone can
grab the floor for a couple of minutes to tell us about a project, an idea, an
event or a workshop that ‘s coming up… or put out a call for artists to
collaborate… or ask for some advice… or just have a good old rant (constructive
of course). A number of ideas were discussed and/or emerged last time and
I am looking forward to seeing how some of these might have developed or
changed completely….
Labels:
#lincolnartsmashup,
Arts Lincoln,
creative sector,
creatives,
lincoln,
Live Arts,
Mash Up
Dog and Bone, Lincoln, Jam session this Sunday November 22nd.
It's the Dog and Bone, Lincoln,
Jam session this Sunday 22 November
3 pm start.
Everyone welcome, any instrument, any genre welcome.
Real Ale on tap too,
www.dogandbonelincoln.co.uk
10 John Street
Lincoln LN2 5BH
01522 522403
Jam session this Sunday 22 November
3 pm start.
Everyone welcome, any instrument, any genre welcome.
Real Ale on tap too,
www.dogandbonelincoln.co.uk
10 John Street
Lincoln LN2 5BH
01522 522403
Tuesday, 10 November 2015
King King; Hoodies and London
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Tuesday, 3 November 2015
The Latest News and Special Offers From Topic Records.
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Thursday, 29 October 2015
Emily Portman - Seed Stitch; New Single, Video & Tour
EMILY PORTMAN - SEED STITCH; NEW SINGLE, VIDEO & TOUR
2 track digital single from Furrow Records. Cat. No.: FURR010. Release date: 13th Nov.
2015. Barcode: 5051565305388 Publisher: Wipe Out Music, Distribution: Cadiz.
"Entrancing and unsettling. A marvellous, original work"
✭✭✭✭ Observer
"Coracle is, without doubt, one of the folk albums of the year."
✭✭✭✭✭ Songlines
"Dark, dark is the considerable beauty of Emily Portman's
work”
✭✭✭✭✭ fROOTS.
"Spooky and surreal”
✭✭✭✭ Guardian
"A bold album"
✭✭✭✭ Telegraph 'Best Folk Albums of 2015’
"Coracle is a triumph...Delicate as a spider’s web, yet tough
as memory, this is a rich and remarkable record.”
✭✭✭✭✭ R2 Magazine
Seed Stitch is the new single from BBC Folk Award-winner Emily Portman, released
alongside a new video by a fellow Liverpool-based animator Laura Sparks, and coinciding
with a live tour from 6th-15th November.
Emily Portman’s latest album Coracle has received a multitude of rave reviews
since its release in June. It was recently named a 'Best Album of 2015' by the Telegraph
and put Emily on the cover of fROOTS magazine. Coracle has received plentiful airplay,
with accolades from the likes of BBC R3’s Late Junction and Jarvis Cocker on 6 Music.
Emily Portman will be joined by special guests to play a BBC live session for Mark Radcliffe’s
Folk Show on 4th November, which will coincide with the Seed Stitch video premier
by Folk Radio UK.
Seed Stitch showcases two stand-out songs from Coracle that subtly spin together
folk motifs with personal reflections on motherhood and bereavement. Emily describes the
title track as ‘a knitting pattern for DNA’; her beguiling voice rings out over a soundscape of
metronomic fiddles, with pulsing wurlitzer, electric guitar, glitch-laden electronics and percussion.
Haunting, yet silver-lined Seed Stitch shows Emily’s finely crafted songwriting at
its most poignant. The single also features ‘Nightjar’, a beautifully atmospheric song featuring
harp, brooding strings and drums, that lyrically captures the last moments of a loved
one’s life. Joining the acclaimed Emily Portman Trio on Seed Stitch are guests Sam
Sweeney on strings (Bellowhead), M G Boulter on guitars (Lucky Strikes) and Classical
percussionist Toby Kearney (BBC Young Musician of the Year 2006). Emily will be touring
live with this expanded line up as Emily Portman and the Coracle Band in 2016.
November Tour Dates
• 6th Foundling Museum LONDON
• 7th Sugar & Spice BOURNEMOUTH
• 8th Kitchen Garden Cafe BIRMINGHAM
• 9th The Greystones SHEFFIELD
• 10th Forest Arts Centre NEW MILTON
• 11th Howard Assembly Rooms LEEDS
• 12th Lincoln Drill Hall LINCOLN
• 13th Ashcroft Arts Centre FAREHAM
• 14th Arlington Arts Centre ARLINGTON
• 15th Philharmonic Hall LIVERPOOL
www.emilyportman.co.uk PR: james@jameshsoars.com Agent:sarahcoxson@btinternet.com (ABM)
Emily Portman - Biography
‘Casts a powerful spell’ Uncut
‘A mouth-watering collaboration’ Mojo
[on The Furrow Collective]
‘Eerily magnificent, bizarre and wonderful’ fRoots
Emily Portman is a folk singer, banjo-player and songwriter hailed as ‘one of the new
British folk scene’s most beguiling presences’ (Uncut). Emily is winner the BBC Radio Two
Folk Award for Best Original Song and now she’s back with Coracle, a vivid tour de force
of finely-crafted songs that spin together folk motifs with personal reflections on motherhood
and bereavement. Coracle has already caught the attention of Jarvis Cocker, received
rave reviews and propelled Emily onto the cover of fROOTS. The Emily Portman
Trio are joined by a stellar cast of guests to create a darkly magical album that takes Emily’s
fine-spun lyricism to new heights. Emily performs live with the Emily Portman Trio,
alongside the talented musicians Lucy Farrell (voice,viola and saw) and Rachel Newton
(voice, harp and fiddle) who have become known for their “inventive arrangements using
twinkling harp, brooding strings and chiming vocal parts” (Observer).
www.emilyportman.co.uk
The Emily Portman Trio are at Lincoln Drill Hall on 12th November
Tickets for Lincoln Drill Hall from 01522 873894 www.lincolndrillhall.com
2 track digital single from Furrow Records. Cat. No.: FURR010. Release date: 13th Nov.
2015. Barcode: 5051565305388 Publisher: Wipe Out Music, Distribution: Cadiz.
"Entrancing and unsettling. A marvellous, original work"
✭✭✭✭ Observer
"Coracle is, without doubt, one of the folk albums of the year."
✭✭✭✭✭ Songlines
"Dark, dark is the considerable beauty of Emily Portman's
work”
✭✭✭✭✭ fROOTS.
"Spooky and surreal”
✭✭✭✭ Guardian
"A bold album"
✭✭✭✭ Telegraph 'Best Folk Albums of 2015’
"Coracle is a triumph...Delicate as a spider’s web, yet tough
as memory, this is a rich and remarkable record.”
✭✭✭✭✭ R2 Magazine
Seed Stitch is the new single from BBC Folk Award-winner Emily Portman, released
alongside a new video by a fellow Liverpool-based animator Laura Sparks, and coinciding
with a live tour from 6th-15th November.
Emily Portman’s latest album Coracle has received a multitude of rave reviews
since its release in June. It was recently named a 'Best Album of 2015' by the Telegraph
and put Emily on the cover of fROOTS magazine. Coracle has received plentiful airplay,
with accolades from the likes of BBC R3’s Late Junction and Jarvis Cocker on 6 Music.
Emily Portman will be joined by special guests to play a BBC live session for Mark Radcliffe’s
Folk Show on 4th November, which will coincide with the Seed Stitch video premier
by Folk Radio UK.
Seed Stitch showcases two stand-out songs from Coracle that subtly spin together
folk motifs with personal reflections on motherhood and bereavement. Emily describes the
title track as ‘a knitting pattern for DNA’; her beguiling voice rings out over a soundscape of
metronomic fiddles, with pulsing wurlitzer, electric guitar, glitch-laden electronics and percussion.
Haunting, yet silver-lined Seed Stitch shows Emily’s finely crafted songwriting at
its most poignant. The single also features ‘Nightjar’, a beautifully atmospheric song featuring
harp, brooding strings and drums, that lyrically captures the last moments of a loved
one’s life. Joining the acclaimed Emily Portman Trio on Seed Stitch are guests Sam
Sweeney on strings (Bellowhead), M G Boulter on guitars (Lucky Strikes) and Classical
percussionist Toby Kearney (BBC Young Musician of the Year 2006). Emily will be touring
live with this expanded line up as Emily Portman and the Coracle Band in 2016.
November Tour Dates
• 6th Foundling Museum LONDON
• 7th Sugar & Spice BOURNEMOUTH
• 8th Kitchen Garden Cafe BIRMINGHAM
• 9th The Greystones SHEFFIELD
• 10th Forest Arts Centre NEW MILTON
• 11th Howard Assembly Rooms LEEDS
• 12th Lincoln Drill Hall LINCOLN
• 13th Ashcroft Arts Centre FAREHAM
• 14th Arlington Arts Centre ARLINGTON
• 15th Philharmonic Hall LIVERPOOL
www.emilyportman.co.uk PR: james@jameshsoars.com Agent:sarahcoxson@btinternet.com (ABM)
Emily Portman - Biography
‘Casts a powerful spell’ Uncut
‘A mouth-watering collaboration’ Mojo
[on The Furrow Collective]
‘Eerily magnificent, bizarre and wonderful’ fRoots
Emily Portman is a folk singer, banjo-player and songwriter hailed as ‘one of the new
British folk scene’s most beguiling presences’ (Uncut). Emily is winner the BBC Radio Two
Folk Award for Best Original Song and now she’s back with Coracle, a vivid tour de force
of finely-crafted songs that spin together folk motifs with personal reflections on motherhood
and bereavement. Coracle has already caught the attention of Jarvis Cocker, received
rave reviews and propelled Emily onto the cover of fROOTS. The Emily Portman
Trio are joined by a stellar cast of guests to create a darkly magical album that takes Emily’s
fine-spun lyricism to new heights. Emily performs live with the Emily Portman Trio,
alongside the talented musicians Lucy Farrell (voice,viola and saw) and Rachel Newton
(voice, harp and fiddle) who have become known for their “inventive arrangements using
twinkling harp, brooding strings and chiming vocal parts” (Observer).
www.emilyportman.co.uk
The Emily Portman Trio are at Lincoln Drill Hall on 12th November
Tickets for Lincoln Drill Hall from 01522 873894 www.lincolndrillhall.com
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