About this Event

After a successful Crowdfunding campaign, the pioneer of traditional kanklės (a 29 string zither-harp), songstress and composer Jausmė has released her debut live EP. She is bringing an unexpected tandem of strings and a rare occasion to experience a combination of kanklės, cello and double bass. Come and enjoy a night full of ethereal sounds, with support from Circe's Diner and Holm.



♬♬ Jausmė ♬♬



Jausmė (pron. Yo-s-meh), or Jausme, Vocalist/songstress/composer, hailing from the Baltic lands of Lithuania, creates unique sounds of soul, jazz and folklore with her ‘Kanklės’ and its 29 strings. It's not easy to describe her style because of its uniqueness, therefore she calls ‘urban etherealism’: a mixture of ethereal sounds combined with urban influences. Main inspirations: nature, cities, people. Main aim: to soothe and inspire. Main theme: metamorphosis. Main drive: variety.



Listen to the EP on:

https://jausme.bandcamp.com/releases



♬♬ Circe's Diner♬♬



Dedicated to self-penned, honest, rootsy tunes, the music from the Diner touches base with Country, Americana, Folk and Pop traditions yet the presentation and lyrical content comments on modern life through wondrous tales of love, loss, friendship and tigers! With their sound constantly developing, whilst maintaining a humanity often lost in contemporary music, Circe's Diner have an impressive catalogue of original material that has now touched the hearts of many. Blending catchy hooks, infections melodies and dreamy harmonies these acoustic alchemists will take you on most intoxicating journey that will leave you feeling thoroughly charmed!



www.circesdiner.com



♬♬ Holm ♬♬



The ethereal sound of Holm enchants the most sincere and fragile of emotions in any soul, mesmerising music lovers and silencing crowds. Holm’s organic, homely richness provides an experience that feels simultaneously eerie and familiar. For those that adore Bon Iver, Fleet Foxes and James Vincent McMorrow, Holm is designed for you



https://holm-music.bandcamp.com/



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