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Day: October 13, 2016

Gigs and concerts, Interviews Posted on13 October 201610 August 2020

Georgie Darvidis: ‘Performing tragedy is a very personal thing to have to call on in front of people’

“When I think to myself ‘what do I do’, I say ‘I’m an artist and a lecturer’; when I introduce myself, I say ‘I’m a vocalist, a composer and a teacher’ and then it gets confusing, because I have to explain what I mean and I usually just run away”, she laughs.

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Album Releases, Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News, people Posted on13 October 2016

Hetty Kate: “I enjoy stories, emotions and melody, and I’m a romantic”

‘Comes Love’ is a snapshot of what you’ll hear at one of my gigs, favourite songs sung with two of my favourite musicians; there was no theme in mind other than sharing some lovely songs in a natural way, and I believe that’s how it sounds.

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