The young Scottish songwriter Rachel Sermanni returns to Italy with a twelve-date tour on the notes of their latest album 'Tied To The Moon' (Middle Of Nowhere, 2015). Below are all the appointments:
08.11 CATANIA, Glamour*
09.11 MESSINARetronouveau*
10.11 ENNAAl Kenisa*
11.11 PALERMO, Bolazzi*
12.11 CAULONIA (RC), Ombligo De La Luna*
14.11 VITULAZIO (CE)Mr. Rolly's*
15.11 EBOLI (SA), Buatt*
17.11 MANDURIA (TA), Orwell*
19.11 ROME, Quirinetta Theatre
20.11 SETTIMO TORINESE (TO), Ringtone
22.11 TRIESTE, Ethnoblog
24.11 MILAN, ARCI Biko
*in collaboration with Rocketta Booking
Daughter of an Italian from Barga, the same Tuscan town from which she comes Paolo Nutini, Rachel Sermanni is an atypical 23-year-old who grew up in the middle of the woods listening to the records of Eva Cassidy, Simon & Garfunkel e Nick Drake. Very young, in just four years she has become a little veteran of the live circuit, with countless performances at concerts of Elvis Costello, Mumford & Sons, John Grant, Ron Sexsmith, The Staves, Rumer e Fink.
Two albums under their belt and the latest "Tied To The Moon'published last July and conceived in solitude during a short stay at the home of Old Man LuedeckeCanadian banjo star and two-time winner of the Juno Awards.
Acclaimed by Mojo ("Minimal, murky, magnificent'), The Observer ("One of Britain's most promising folk artists" ) and Uncut ("Sophisticated storytelling" ) among many, the new work by this enchanting balladeer The Scottish writer talks about childhood, femininity, instinct and inhibition, with an approach reminiscent of classic PJ Harvey, Tom Waits e Joni Mitchellwith dark undertones in the lyrics and a more rock attitude.
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