folk @ temperance | Angeline Morrison and Clarke Camilleri

Angeline Morrison with Clarke Camilleri

Angeline Morrison is a folk singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose 2022 album ‘The Sorrow Songs : Folk Songs of Black British Experience’ (Topic Records) was voted No 1 Folk Album of the year in The Guardian. Angeline explores traditional song with a deep reverence, love and curiosity, a handmade sonic aesthetic and a feeling for the stories of ordinary human lives.

"A ballad maker for our time" (ArtsDesk.com)

"Morrison's courage in reconstructing folk repertoire is truly revolutionary" (New Internationalist)

"Abundant with meaning and feeling" (The Guardian)

Clarke Camilleri was very much a child of the UK blues & folk revival generation, and has spent many years moving from country to country with his music, his banjo usually over his shoulder; a true troubadour. Clarke explains, ‘I love the access that being a musician gives you into other lives; I like being brave with it and seeing where it gets me’. He features on Angeline Morrison’s award-winning album, ‘The Sorrow Songs: Folk Songs of Black British Experience’, which Angeline tours with her 4 piece band, of which Clarke is also a member. He collaborates with blues/folk musician Jinda Biant, and his brother Victor Camilleri under the name of the Good-Time Brothers. Clarke released his debut solo album of original music, 'The Rollin' Hills of Home' in 2020.

As well as opening the evening, Clarke will join Angeline on a few songs.

Doors 7pm. Concert 7:30pm

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