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Rachael Dadd Bristol, UK
On 14.10.22 Rachael Dadd is to release her new studio album ‘Kaleidoscope’.
Her hope is that
when people listen “they will feel held and find space to breathe, grieve and celebrate.”
‘Kaleidoscope’, including a limited ed. DINKED vinyl with bonus EP of featuring This is the Kit, follows Rachael's critically acclaimed ‘Flux'.
Bookings and management: james@peelpark.co.uk
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I heard Conditions on BBC6 and was immediately hooked. It remains one of my favorite songs ever, but beyond that this entire album is a wonderful trip. While it has an "easy like Sunday morning" side to it, there's also a depth that tugs at my emotions and demands attention. That's a fascinating tension.
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I’m so grateful this crossed my path. This album is so beautiful. All the clear technique and mastery and vision are kinda secondary to the fact that this album brought me calm and joy during one of the most difficult times in my life. Yeah, grateful.
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It's just truly fantastic. Suspended atmospheres; A voice that is both intimate and simple. The second side with the songs all in acoustic allows one to realize the great work done on the arrangements in the first part. Some Fairport Connection electricity; some contemporary folk; very nice lyrics. A very great discovery for me.
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