Folk, Roots & Traditional Music - Musicians' Union
Folk, Roots & Traditional Music - Musicians' Union
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Based in Edinburgh, Scotland,<br />
the Electric Avenue Band presents an<br />
original genre-defying vision: late-night<br />
sounds inspired by New York, Lisbon, Rio<br />
and Shanghai.<br />
Here is timeless poetic rock for today.<br />
Jazz, bossa nova, and Chinese folk<br />
music are all part of the brew. Here is a<br />
spirit that refuses to be limited with the<br />
vagaries of musical boundaries.<br />
We invite you to listen, off the grid but on<br />
the heartbeat! With Ailsa Bates,<br />
Jean-David Caillouët, Iain Campbell,<br />
and Lynn Sampsell.<br />
Fiona from the Scottish Highlands is one<br />
of Scotland’s top Gaelic Singers and is<br />
unique in the style in which she performs,<br />
‘Classic Gaelic’ – Celtic music with a<br />
contemporary twist.<br />
Her latest release ‘A Good Suit of Clothes’<br />
on Greentrax (July 2009), arranged by<br />
Irvin Duguid, has been described as “the<br />
most moving Celtic <strong>Music</strong> I have ever<br />
heard” – <strong>Folk</strong>.eu, and “most exquisite<br />
arrangements, remaining faithful to the<br />
spirit of the material, whilst gracing them<br />
with an overall sound that manages to<br />
be subtle, sumptuous and elegant” –<br />
M Wilson.<br />
Fiona is a Mod Gold Medallist and the<br />
partnership with Duguid has produced a<br />
new genre of Gaelic. Solo, recital or band,<br />
this is Celtic music at its most effecting.<br />
Electric Avenue<br />
Band<br />
W : www.electricavenueband.co.uk<br />
www.myspace.com/<br />
theelectricavenueband<br />
E : info@electricavenueband.co.uk<br />
T : +44 (0) 7818 644 483<br />
Fiona J<br />
Mackenzie<br />
W : www.fionamackenzie.org<br />
E : fiona@fionamackenzie.org<br />
T : +44 (0) 7818 630 616<br />
Lou Noble’s music has had as its<br />
influence, swing, jazz, and well-crafted<br />
folk songs. It has been described as<br />
‘sultry jazz-folk’ and contains a grit and<br />
depth of emotion which reflects Lou’s<br />
attitude to life and her experience.<br />
Lou Noble is a solo singer/guitarist<br />
although she also performs with her<br />
band ‘The Source’. Her song, ‘Reached<br />
a Point’ gained success in 2007 on<br />
the unsigned Independent web station,<br />
‘PulseRated’, reaching semi-final stages<br />
of the UK Songwriting and UK Unsigned<br />
Competitions in the same year. She has<br />
an evocative stage presence and ability<br />
to express the diverse, resulting in many<br />
captivating live performances!<br />
Beautiful melodies, often with a rhythmic<br />
swing compliment songs which carry<br />
messages from a wise soul!<br />
Singer and guitarist J. Eoin has over<br />
20 years experience as a live performer.<br />
Moving between Ireland and New York in<br />
the late 80’s, he settled in London where<br />
he established himself as part of the<br />
thriving Irish <strong>Folk</strong> scene at that time.<br />
Early releases ‘Ribbonmen’ and ‘Sean<br />
One Shoe’ defined J. Eoin’s ‘song poetry’<br />
writing style and received critical acclaim<br />
for their historical relevance. The release<br />
of the 2001 album ‘Exiles’, a collection of<br />
songs relating to the personal experience<br />
of relocation, received regular radio play<br />
in Ireland.<br />
J. Eoin has a new album ‘Songs from<br />
the Green Wood’ scheduled for release<br />
in Spring 2010 and is currently in<br />
production with Gerry Diver (Lisa Knapp –<br />
‘Wild and Undaunted’).<br />
Lou Noble<br />
W : www.myspace.com/lounoble<br />
E : lounoble@hotmail.co.uk<br />
T : +44 (0) 7877 654 185<br />
J. Eoin<br />
W : www.j-eoin.com<br />
E : jeoinmusic@googlemail.com<br />
T : +44 (0) 7949 472 961<br />
70 <strong>Music</strong>ians’ <strong>Union</strong> <strong>Folk</strong>, <strong>Roots</strong> & <strong>Traditional</strong> <strong>Music</strong> 71