Rachael Dadd lives her life between Japan and England, and is constantly touring, writing and skipping from one fleetingly romantic show to another – whether it be a church in England, a gallery in Japan or atop a mountain in Switzerland. Her music and approach to recording via 4-track have drawn comparisons to the likes of Diane Cluck, Sufjan Stevens, and early Regina Spektor.

Emma Gatrill recently played at Irregular Folk’s Summer Sessions. Another brilliant multi-instrumentalist – but in a totally different way – her current album Chapter One showcases poignant songs based around her latest acquisition – the harp. Her intricate playing and powerful vocal owes a debt to Bjork and Joni Mitchell as well as her friends and co-conspirators Rachael Dadd and Alessi’s Ark.

Little Arrow: “Reared in the wilds of St. Davids in Pembrokeshire, Little Arrow bottle up the spirit of their natural surroundings and transpose it into an edgy, grunge folk cocktail.”

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