Isadora- (Is Freya's blood sister) Her ukulele is her siamese twin apart from when she is hanging out in chicken hutches, collecting rare coins and just prancing about in her 1970's caravan.
Freya-Rose- (Is Isadora's blood sister)She plays a 50 year old flute found in the depths of her grandmother's attic. In her spare time Freya enjoys playing with stamp sets and collecting junk from skips to glue together. She is also a jive dancing queen.
Fifi- Is Freya and Isadora's half sister. She likes to clatter pots and pans with chopsticks to express her explosive drumming! Her talents include expansive amounts of 'bird like' noises (ceee dee coming soon kids)...Currently, Fifi is still hunting down the aurora borealis..
Influences
INTRODUCING THE HALF SISTERS!
''Caravan Sessions''
'Window':
The Half Sisters perform intimate acoustic gigs in their caravan...more to come!
In 2008 sisters Isadora, Freya-Rose & half sister Fifi started playing and creating music together. Performing to family, friends and busking in the lanes of their home town Brighton, The Half Sisters were born. Ukulele, flute, jazz drums and beautiful vocal harmonies breathes fresh air of new, young talent in an age where computer puke & synth rock dominate the charts. They know how to keep it simple and are producing unique catchy songs that transcend a diverse range of age groups. They deliver a driven twist to indie music, adorable love ballads to arms flailing stomping fun music. They give something new for the kids of today and something back to generations past. Their energy on stage is infectious to any audience they cross paths with and being sisters they convey an inspiring & strong sense of unity. Today The Half Sisters are drumming up quite a reputation for themselves in London and Brighton venues as well as on the streets where their hearts are painted.
For contact, bookings and press.
email:
thehalfsisters@hotmail.co.uk
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The Half Sisters were introduced by HUW STEPHENS on BBC Radio 1!!!
Click here to listen to the show!
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Just wanted to let you know that we've managed to get you onto the world's biggest and best chart for new music, The Hype Machine.
As I write you are number 72 on their Top 100, which is a fantastic bit of news and with their many milliions of visitors you will definitely get lots of new fans around the world.
We're live at the Latest Music Bar, Brighton this Wednesday 23rd September. We will be supporting the great Band of Skulls! Their album has been given 8/10 in the NME and one of their songs is featured in the new Twilight movie (New Moon)!
If you would like to collect a FREE copy of The Waiting EP that evening please send us an email with a subject heading of FREE EP to info@lostaura.co.uk.
Hey there Busking Queens of Brighton! Congrats on the magazine cover. Hope life is superb. Maybe we'll see you around the lanes again one of these days. Take care.
we've been commissioned to make a film of the Brighton White Night and Amiens Nuit Blanche by the festival. So hope to catch up with you in Amiens or entoute to Amiens? Beautiful tunes x
howdy, if you've got nothing on, we're opening a showcase of UK Americana at Bush Hall tuesday 11th august. With Lana, The Green Rock River Band and The Cedars. Reckon it's gonna be alot a fun. cheers mark & graham the henry brothers
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