Woman’s Hour and The Veees – live on February 29th

 
Originally hailing from Cumbria but now based in the big smoke, Woman’s Hour are a four-piece which actually consist of more men than women, and are known to play for less than an hour. They specialise in stripped-down yet dynamic indie- pop which can alternate between delightfully sparse slow jams on Human and more funked up moments such as Jenni, all characterised by singer Fiona’s smooth tones. They are already developing a reputation for rambunctious live performances, and if early recordings are anything to go by they could be in line for some major attention sooner rather than later.
 
Following this female triumvirate’s triumphant début gig, The Veees return to delight, amaze, seduce and dazzle you with their passionately pared pop inspired by Prince, Serge Gainsbourg, Michael Jackson, Raymond Scott, ESG, Liquid Liquid, Chicago House, experimental and Chanson Francaise. The Veees are bass player Regina , drummer Lou Lou and Anne Gallien, the mesmerising French chanteuse/songwriter/band leader, bass player drummer-percussionniste. Catch them while you can still see the whites of their eyes.
 

Click play above to listen to ‘Jenni’ by Woman’s Hour.
 
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