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The Grey Lady Music Lounge, Sunday 25th March 2018

Headline Act: The Breretons

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Formed in 2010, Kent based folk/country artists The Breretons are set to emerge on the London music scene this year with a string of live dates and a debut album scheduled for release in the Autumn. Born from the ashes of London based rock outfit The Original Sinners, the brother/sister duo Marc and Charlotte are returning to their folk roots, playing heartfelt story telling songs of rare poetic quality. Their haunting harmony vocals are accompanied by Alex Metcalfe (piano), Kirsty Mangan (violin), Jim Cox (drums) and Pete Clements (bass).

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Lucy Jarrett

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Lucy Jarrett is an accomplished and lauded singer-songwriter and recording artist, with five albums to her name.

Singing before she could talk and playing guitar by the age of 10, Lucy began her professional career in South West England in 1997 and was soon gigging her way around the UK and Europe’s Folk and Country Circuits.  Inspired by such heroes as Billy Holiday, Joni Mitchell, Bonnie Raitt, Paul McCartney, Jimi Hendrix, James Taylor, Dean Friedman, David Bowie, Paul Simon,  Elvis Costello, John Martyn, Suzanne Vega, Martin Simpson, Steeleye Span, and Alison Krauss to mention but a few.....

Lucy performs her original songs, as well as masterfully arranging traditional blues, soul, folk and any other genre of song that takes her fancy.  She performs a comprehensive and electric array of familiar and long-lost gems to engage, entertain and amuse any audience. 

Lucy has accompanied and opened for many well-known artists as diverse as The Stranglers, Julie Felix, Billie-Jo Spears, Sarah Jory, Scooter Lee and The Wurzels.  In addition to showcasing at many notable venues, Lucy has performed on network television and has been a featured artist on several major cruise liners. 

We’re excited to announce that Lucy’s second album of original songs is currently in production.

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Fred Clark

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Fred Clark is an exciting acoustic singer/songwriter from Maidstone, Kent who performs with incredible energy and writes with an upbeat, vibrant style.

The last 8 years have seen Fred play over 500 gigs including at Maidstone Hazlitt Theatre, Maidstone Pizza Express (Headline Self-Run Shows), Chatham Central Theatre, Manchester Hard Rock Café, Lounge on the Farm, Guilfest and many more pubs, churches, theatres, festivals, weddings and other events.

Since the release of his self-produced debut album ‘Open Road’ in 2009 Fred has gone on to release a further 4 albums, various EP’s and T-shirts. The latest release ‘Long Walk Home' came out in June 2014 and showcased a great maturity in both songwiriting and production. Following a successful launch and fantastic reviews including a 9/10 write up from Cross Rhythms Fred has set about gigging extensively around the county at a great array of venues and events, spreading his infectious songs and memorable melodies along the way.

With a path set out in front of him of continued musical exploration and a focus set firmly on gigging as much as possible, the months and years ahead are sure to hold an great deal of memories waiting to be made.

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Iona

I was always fearful to start writing music, in case my ideas sounded soppy and ridiculous. Last year I began writing lyrics whilst I was travelling in Australia and slowly became more confident in adding melody. I am studying Landscape Architecture but am usually playing guitar and writing ideas for songs between deadlines! Currently my aim is to develop more of an online platform as well as get used to performing my own material.

Growing up with music, I learnt violin and piano to a high level and then began teaching myself guitar. People ask me whether I ever received singing lessons, but I learnt from singing Beatles songs with the piano! I felt very inspired to start song writing from seeing solo female artists such as Julien baker and Lucy Rose in concert. I also look up to folk artists such as Laura Marling and Mumford and Sons. 

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