Thanks to the405 for their preview of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery show.
Scotland’s most promising and invigorating folk prospect, 22-year-old Rachel Sermanni, is on a jaunt across the UK to display her recent lauded EP, Everything Changes. She brandishes a deeply affecting strain of acoustic singer-songwriter folk, a kind that can veer from chirpy bucolic glee all the way to neo-goth funeral bitterness. Expect her show to shake your very core.
Thank you to Line of Best fit for their review of Everything Changes.
‘This EP serves two primary functions: to reinstate Sermanni as the go-to folkster, and to showcase her breadth of audio emotions. She puts us through an emotive wringer, whipping past joy, sadness, anger and malice in the space of as many songs; as much as this is a release in and of itself, it’s also a teaser for the future – a ‘look at what I can do!’ kind of release. And it’s very impressive.’
The full review can be viewed here.
Check out my brand new video for ‘Two Birds’ exclusively on @MUZUTV
Rachel will be heading out on her Irish tour this February and March.
Full details below and ticket links over on the shows page.
Two Birds has been added to the Radio Scotland playlist
Rachel got her first play on Radio 2′s Folk Show with Mark Radcliffe last night.
Listen back at 29.50
Final show in Australia tonight at Mullumbimby.
Here is a clip from The Mystery bus.
Featuring Mo Kenney and Jen Austin on backing vocals.
