Notes from Underground, Karamel N22, London
Karamel N22, Vegan Restaurant, 4 Coburg Rd, Hornsey, London N22 6UJ
Tickets 7 poundConcessions 5 pounds. s cash only at the door
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Notes from Underground returns with a line-up of artists who are established powerhouses of The Uk Ungerground Alternative Folk scene. After a sold out New Year's event at our spiritual home Karamel London N22 we are proud to come back with one of our best roster of acts yet.
Hosted by Gabriel Moreno
Great Vegan food. Best vibes.
Our Man In The Field Think of Our Man In The Field - AKA Alexander Ellis - as an independent correspondent, with his works dispatches from his travels. So classically crafted are Ellis' songs that you could be forgiven for thinking you've heard Our Man In The Field somewhere before. He and his brilliant band of pedal steel, guitar, banjo, upright bass and drums (with fine harmony backing vocals) take inspiration from the alt-Americana and Caledonian soul stylings of Van Morrison, Neil Young, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Ryan Adams and Wilco. His own sound is undefinable yet familiar- its introspective, intimate and deeply soulful style stands comfortably alongside modern day artists Ray LaMontagne, Damien Rice, Foy Vance and Joe Purdy.
Damien Renouf One of the most vibrant and exciting singer-songwriters in the London alternative americana and folk scene, Renouf is legendary for writing songs which encapsulate the urban poetical landscape of modern existence. His second album, "Red Moon" with Deep River Records is already an object of admiration in the underground scene and followers are keen to experience his new musical creations. Powerful performances with a non-compromising edge of truth and emotional nakedness. Unmissable.
Paul Walker & Karen Pfeiffer aul Walker & Karen Pfeiffer’s music is not only multifaceted but they also deliver it perfectly on the same wavelength, and these waves carry great energy towards the audience. Through countless live performances and three carefully composed albums the Anglo-German duo from Stuttgart and Staffordshire have conquered the hearts of their numerous fans around the world. Their repertoire combines handpicked folk favourites and their own handcrafted songs. Short entertaining anecdotes, melody and rhythm: two clear, full voices and a guitar, occasionally subtly accompanied by flute and recorder sounds are sufficient to create the unmistakable Walker-Pfeiffer presence. “Great show!” praised Graham Norton heartily. www.paulwalkermusic.co.uk
