Hare and Hounds

Little Sister
It’s hard to define the sound of Little Sister. since no sooner have they dazzled you with a fiery klezmer tune, they’ll lull you back down by way of a lilting Welsh song, only to jolt you awake with a rousing gospel number in rip-roaring four-part harmony. This is no surprise when you look at their collective influences: Gillian Welch, Harem Scarem, Bjork, Bartok, Alison Krauss, The Carthys, Moira Smiley, Flook and Kathryn Roberts, to name but a few.

antony.love
From Essex comes this young man armed with an acoustic bass and a barrage o’ nice tunes.
“Gentle without being drowsy, understated but not bleak, this is beautifully-created stuff. At turns its minimal yet touching and incredibly calming to listen to.” (A Short Fanzine About Rocking.)

Richard Burke
Whilst the world is far from short of male singer-songwriters at this point in time,       Richard stands out as an original, fusing his love of uncompromising, underground punk rock/indie with a more melodic and lyrical loveliness.

Secret Lemonade Drinker
The Carlo Solazzo cavalcade hits town. Like a circus sideshow with beautiful freaks, expect some collaborations and surprises.