Black Sea Dahu
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Black Sea Dahu is back at Kufa !
Black Sea Dahu are Janine Cathrein and a tight-knit gang of musical talents. Think: modern-day Ken Kesey and the Merry Pranksters. Instead of dropping copious amounts of LSD and driving around in a VW mini-bus, they congregate in various configurations and trip out on sound: in the studio or on stages scattered about the world. Their debut album White Creatures, co-produced by Gavin Gardiner (The Wooden Sky, CAN), received critical acclaim and brought about comparisons to Ben Howard and Big Thief.
On the heels of their debut release, the gang has been selling out venues and touring relentlessly. To date, they've shared bills with the likes of José González, Lucy Rose, and Sophie Hunger. They’ve also been invited to play at festivals such as the Reeperbahn (2018), The Great Escape (2019), m4music (2019) MaMA (2019) and Eurosonic (2020). Recently, they've reissued the Kingdom North (Rerelease) EP, a collection of songs recorded when they were still called JOSH.
The newly released singles 'Glue', followed by a live version 'Glue - Live at Royal', and ‘Transience’ are the introduction for the upcoming album 'I Am My Mother'.
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Parmi le paysage folk toulousain se cache une jolie pépite enrobée d’élégance et de douceur : Augusta Gaze.
On l’a découverte aux côtés du songwriter David William, c’est à présent en solo qu’Augusta se dévoile doucement mais sûrement. Sa voix et sa guitare pour seules alliées, elle nous emmène dans un univers au son folk et intimiste. Dans les sillons de First Aid Kit, Norah Jones ou encore Julia Jacklin, Augusta fait partie de cette rare poignée d’artistes capables de nous piquer le coeur dès les premières notes et avec un naturel, déconcertant.
The feeling’s gone fleure bon les rives du Mississippi, les songwriters les plus aguerris et un ailleurs qui fait du bien. A seulement 20 ans elle chante son chagrin avec élégance et douceur, au grès d’une mélodie folk pleine d’espoir.