Holly Ebony Folk trio at MIC Buckfastleigh

Local Folk Singer-Songwriter Holly Ebony is Known for her agile vocals, poetic lyricism and heartfelt live presence.

Likened to Sandy Denny, Joni Mitchell and Tracy Chapman but with a quality all her own, Holly's sound is heathery sweet & peaty raw as the Dartmoor landscape she hails from. Environmental activist, lover of the outdoors and insightful storyteller, her folkloric songs are inspired by the ecosystems around us and the creatures with whom we share it.

Performing with cellist, Clarissa Carlyon and drummer, Oli Haines bringing fulsome, sensitive musicality, they will share tracks from 2023 debut album, Born For These Times, 2024 Phoenix Archive Project Commission along with new, unreleased material. This much anticipated home crowd gig promises to be an uplifting and evocative night.

"Thoughtful & sensitive. Assured & evocative. Surprisingly potent. It's a hit." **** RnR Magazine,

"Esoteric, elusive, steeped in the poetic. Kindred spirit to 'Spell Songs'. A truly intoxicating debut." Fatea

" A folk sound both grounded and light-footed, that welcomes with warmth, insight and a soul-shuddering range of vocals. The music envelopes in easy excellence." Arts Culture Magazine

"Raw, honest songwriting. You can feel that powerful emotion & passion coming through." BBC Introducing South West

Saturday 25th October doors 7pm

Duration: Approx 2 hrs (with interval)

Audience: All ages

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