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“should be an essential part of anyone’s collection” (FATEA)
“Clever, artful Folk-Pop” (M-Magazine)
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Described by BBC6 producer Tom Whalley as “one of the most perfect voices [he’s] ever heard”, Roxanne de Bastion is charming audiences worldwide with her incisive storytelling and emotive folk-pop.
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)
Her debut album Heirlooms & Hearsay (released 2017) is a bold autobiographical concept album which was championed across the BBC by the likes of Janice Long, Chris Hawkins, Gary Crowley and Tom Robinson. Since its release, Roxanne has toured extensively across the UK and North America, opening for the Wainwright Sisters, Thea Gilmore and Lambchop, as well as performing at Glastonbury on the legendary Acoustic Stage and Stage 2 at Cambridge Folk Festival Continue reading “About”
No shows booked at the moment.
I hadn’t quite realised how much I’d missed being tired and singing every night. It had felt like an eternity since I’d been on a proper adventure tour like this. The kind of tour where you have no idea what to expect from day to day, what the venue will be like, what the audience …
Continue reading “Canada Tour – the ice wind, the snow and the warmhearted folk”
The title is tradition, although for a second there I thought “2018 and what it did with me” may have been more appropriate. When the world spins toward an ever more tense future, our personal lives sometimes seem to follow suit (we had a ‘Good-riddance 2018 / Survivor themed NYE party). So I’d like to …
It’s just as well I’m currently reading Amanda Palmer’s ‘The Art Of Asking’, otherwise I wouldn’t know what I was doing here. I’m in Cromford (“Not gonna lie, sounds grim”, someone texted me on my way). In fact, Cromford is far from it – a beautiful sleepy village close to the peak district with one …
Continue reading “Tales from the Rails – repainting stripes once earned”
