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R2 Magazine
Liverpool Sound & Vision
“should be an essential part of anyone’s collection” (FATEA)
“Clever, artful Folk-Pop” (M-Magazine)
Thank you to everyone who participated in the crowdfunding campaign – we reached 112% in just over 2 weeks! You can now order your signed CD or 12″ Vinyl right here from my website, ot you can grab the digital version off iTunes, Amazing or listen on Spotify!
Roxanne de Bastion reminds us that great lyrics do have a place in pop music. With a nod to 1960’s psychedelia, Roxanne delivers thoughtful social and personal commentary soaked in piano & cello arrangements.
One of the most perfect voices I’ve ever heard”
(Tom Whalley, BBC6)“Standout number…astonishingly assured”
The Sunday Times)“If you ever get a chance to see her live – definitely do!”
(BBC Introducing)
Born in Berlin to a musical, bilingual family, she started composing and performing at the age of 15. Soon after, Roxanne moved to London, equipped with her guitar, her songs and a one-way ticket.
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Remember when I opened for Marillion on crutches? Sometimes you can feel moments turn into memories. The premise to this particular savings deposit in my memory bank was quite absurd. I had a fractured ankle, two torn ligaments and the opportunity to play four of the largest shows for me to date. Knowing the opportunity …
Continue reading “Tales from the Rails – touring with Marillion: Crutches, Cables and Flight Cases”
It’s still January. Just like my accounts, I’m sneaking in my year’s review at the proverbial eleventh hour. 2017 was pretty fucking amazing – worthy of a rare expletive. I released an album, toured America, toured the UK, said hello to Debbie Harry along the way, played my largest show to date at Cambridge Folk …
“What’s your business in the US?” “Where are you coming from?” “Where are you heading?” We had rolled up to the US border between New Brunswick and New England and my heart immediately started beating faster. The line of questioning was carried out in the usual harsh tone of voice. The more routine questions were …
Continue reading “Tales from the Rails – Baby You Can Drive My Car and All The Other Beatles Puns”
