We’ve been following the music of London-based indie folk artist Fran Lusty for almost a year now and she never fails to disappoint with each new release. Her latest is You Play Me Like A Song, a dedication to the act of falling in love, and the anxieties that come with it.
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I wasn’t sure quite what this performance would be. Based on two lectures given by Virginia Woolf in 1928, I knew that I would learn about the struggle of women writers to be published and accepted in Literature’s history. What I wasn’t expecting was the range of material and examples that Rebecca Vaughan referenced.
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Fran Lusty has featured a couple of times on this blog since we discovered her at the end of last year. Her brand of vulnerable indie folk never fails to delight. Now she’s back with a new one, inspired by the great author Virginia Woolf. It’s called Flight of Your Mind.
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