The 5 Albums You’ll Hear In Heaven #8 – Rachel Croft
Our latest guest to join me to talk about their autobiographical album picks is York-based singer songwriter Rachel Croft.
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Video: Rachel Croft – Reap What You Sow
Reap What You Sow is the latest track from York-based singer songwriter Rachel Croft and it takes her music in quite a different direction. Continue reading “Video: Rachel Croft – Reap What You Sow”
Going Underground #10 – Rachel Croft, Ask Carol, Joey Sandak
This week’s podcast embodies our mantra of ‘York and beyond’ as I chat to local singer songwriter Rachel Croft as well as Norwegian electro pop duo Ask Carol. Continue reading “Going Underground #10 – Rachel Croft, Ask Carol, Joey Sandak”
New Music: Rachel Croft – Deep Water
Singer songwriter Rachel Croft has been a stalwart of the York music scene pretty much as long as we have. We’ve had the pleasure of covering her live shows multiple times so I was very excited to see she had put a new track to record. Continue reading “New Music: Rachel Croft – Deep Water”
Edwina Hayes at The Pig & Pastry
On Sunday, East Yorkshire based singer-songwriter entertained the cosy cafe venue The Pig & Pastry in York. Joining her for the evening were local performers Dan Webster & Ditte Elly and Rachel Croft. We headed down to get some photos of the intimate gig. Continue reading “Edwina Hayes at The Pig & Pastry”
Girl Power Mini-fest at The Black Swan Inn
On Saturday, The Black Swan Inn played host to York’s very first Girl Power festival, celebrating women in music as part of York’s International Women’s Day festivities. The event was put on by York’s Little Festival of Live Music organiser, Ellen Cole, and was a fundraiser for Kyra, a local women’s charity. Continue reading “Girl Power Mini-fest at The Black Swan Inn”
Live and Unplugged at York Theatre Royal
On Saturday, York Theatre Royal played host to Live and Unplugged, the first event of hopefully many. Although there was a formal line-up, the event felt more like an open mic, with an eclectic mix of York’s performers playing 3-song stints in the theatre’s café bar. Continue reading “Live and Unplugged at York Theatre Royal”
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