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Prolong
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We Talked Again
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Bridie Jackson and The Arbour Newcastle, UK
Newcastle based trio Bridie Jackson and The Arbour are an eclectic group of folk-influenced musicians. Hauntingly ethereal,
yet fused with dark and powerful undertones; this eccentric ensemble inject contradictions galore, with their union of bright melody and sombre lyricism.
'Original and magical' (Consequence of Sound)
'Movingly soulful' (Telegraph)
'Seriously awesome' (For Folk's Sake)
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Bridie Jackson and The Arbour recommends:
Ditte has an amazing voice and lovely, natural style, making her beautiful songs seem effortless. We collaborated with her on our Music in Museums project last year. She is definitely worth a listen!
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The Daydream Club are just brilliant! If you get a chance to see them live we really recommend you do.
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The Jester (2013)
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With cameos by Bonnie “Prince” Billy and Kate Stables of This is the Kit, the latest from Cabane is elegant and moving.
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