Rosalind Brady- Singer, Flutes, Harmonium.
Si Barron- Singer, Guitar, Harmonium
Influences
English Traditional Song, Nature, Joseph Taylor, Martin Carthy, Nic Jones, Charlotte Renals, the singers down South Brent FC, Ewan Macoll, Tommy Emmanuel, Shirley Collins, Anne Briggs, Tom Bliss, Chris Wood, Martin Simpson
"Beautiful music"
Bob Harris Radio 2.
"Good songs well sung...I kept hearing things- Incredible String Band, Nick Drake, John Martyn- lots of stuff and yet at the same time the music is very much their own."
Mike Harding, Radio 2.
"Dripping in mellow whimsy and genteel harmonies"
Mojo UK.
"Two young and immensely talented individuals... they possess a vocal style that sends shivers down your spine"
folking.com.
Having built up a large following in their native Devon Simon and Rosalind are now travelling up and down the country and finding equal success with national audiences.
With a repertoire consisting of ancient ballads played alongside self written material that weds poetry, joy and passion in uniquely crafted songs, the duo fuse their voices together weaving in and out of the unusual and rich guitar harmony and creating by turns a joyful or yearning beauty with an undeniable power that speaks to the heart and mind.
Their debut album Somewhen recorded live in the studio successfully captures the intimacy and unadorned magic of their performances.
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Thank you so much for adding me as your friend! I really like your songs and the style in which you do them. It makes me think of an earlier time when ballads were a way to tell people stories in the evenings.
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Thank you so much for your lovely comment about my painting.Mo & I have loads at home and you are very welcome to come and have a look. Take care,Paul.
Hello! See you are in Dartington. We're in that neck of the woods in a couple of weeks. Any good pubs, folk nights etc in Totnes we might like? (Can't hear your music at present! Speakers on computer not working, will have a listen when its working again!!)
