Sunday 8 March 2009, 8pm
Theo Bard is a man who feels that his best way to communicate with the world is through music. Inspired by the clarity of storytelling in traditional folk, he draws on reggae, hip-hop and acoustic elements to tell his own stories, with a rare lyrical power. Never afraid of simplicity in music, he shares philosophies, perspectives and poetry with an unusual honesty and lucidity.
"Gratifying truth serum for your ears" - The Blue Light District
www.myspace.com/theobard
Fiona Bevan has been compared to Erykah Badu, Joni Mitchell, Kate Bush and Marc Bolan. Her jazz-inflected folk songs wryly depict love and city life with dark quirks and kinks.
"Absolutely brilliant" Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music
"Radiant and uplifting . . . a major talent in the waiting" glasswerk.co.uk
www.fionabevan.co.uk
Jonathan Geyevu is a pianist/ singer who has developed his own distinctly spacious, gracefully melodic approach to the piano and is currently developing his own jazz influenced singer-songwriter style. Jonathan recently played before Abdullah Ibrahim at The Barbican and he’s currently developing a new piece of work with East London Dance and two French hip-hop dancers.
www.myspace.com/jonathangeyevu