Evi Bosman is an indie folk artist based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands who is inspired by the likes of Adrianne Lenker and Phoebe Bridgers. She has hit my radar through her gentle ode to her brother, who sadly passed in a car accident. It’s called Remind Me.
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Emma Mae is a Leicester-based pop singer songwriter who I’ve featured a couple of times on the blog before. Such is her way with lyrics and her ability to create a catchy pop melody, I always get excited when I see she’s got new music out. Her latest is called I Should Sell My Story To A TV Network.
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Ink Sticks & Stones, real name Ai Rei Dooh-Tousignant, is a Toronto, Canada-based neoclassical composer who I first discovered for the blog through her beautifully put-together EP Vaste. In her latest piece, she turns tragedy into gold, writing it during a time when she was recovering from a brain injury. It’s called Catharsis.
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What did I expect to see at the new Emma Rice production? Humour? Theatricality? Exhilarating style? I got all of those with a large helping of darkness and death. But it was a sense of The Wuthering Heights Experience that I took away with me.
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