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Harmonic presents
Emily Wells
Whelan’s (Upstairs)
December 11th
Tickets €12 on Friday Sep 20th from www.whelanslive.com www.tickets.ie www.ticketmaster.ie & outlets nationwide
Emily Wells is a performer, producer, singer and composer known for her varied use of classical and modern instrumentation as well as her deft approach to live sampling at shows. Classically trained as a violinist, she also plays drums, keys, beat machines and whatever else she can fit in her road case.
Born to a music minister in Amarillo, Texas, Wells began learning violin at 4 at a community college. The family later moved to Indianapolis, where she discovered Bob Dylan, Nina Simone and Biggie Smalls and gradually moved from the Suzuki method to songwriting, guitars and home recording. Releasing her own music from a young age, Wells learned to keep her work close, and toured independently while developing her palate and performance across the U.S. It was in a humble garage studio in Los Angeles that Wells' recorded her 2008 breakthrough, The Symphonies: Dreams Memories & Parties, picking up praise from sources as varied as NPR and SPIN, who compared her to "a feral, streetwise Nina Simone."
Three years later, Wells returns with Mama, a collection of songs as richly hued as ever, but imbued with a newfound warmth no doubt owing to the space it was conceived in. Wells rented a tiny cabin on a Topanga Canyon horse ranch and went to work, producing Mama and playing most of the instruments herself (with a little help from longtime touring companions, drummer Sam Halterman.
Mama’ is released through Partisan Records on the 3rd June as a special double album package featuring the full record, and an entirely acoustic recording of the album.
The acoustic interpretations album will also feature a brand new track, ‘Los Angeles’.
Emily’s track ‘Becomes The Colour’ features on the forthcoming soundtrack to the film Stoker alongside the original score by Clint.
http://www.emilywellsmusic.com
http://www.facebook.com/harmonicpresents
Harmonic presents
Emily Wells
Whelan’s (Upstairs)
December 11th
Tickets €12 on Friday Sep 20th from www.whelanslive.com www.tickets.ie www.ticketmaster.ie & outlets nationwide
Emily Wells is a performer, producer, singer and composer known for her varied use of classical and modern instrumentation as well as her deft approach to live sampling at shows. Classically trained as a violinist, she also plays drums, keys, beat machines and whatever else she can fit in her road case.
Born to a music minister in Amarillo, Texas, Wells began learning violin at 4 at a community college. The family later moved to Indianapolis, where she discovered Bob Dylan, Nina Simone and Biggie Smalls and gradually moved from the Suzuki method to songwriting, guitars and home recording. Releasing her own music from a young age, Wells learned to keep her work close, and toured independently while developing her palate and performance across the U.S. It was in a humble garage studio in Los Angeles that Wells' recorded her 2008 breakthrough, The Symphonies: Dreams Memories & Parties, picking up praise from sources as varied as NPR and SPIN, who compared her to "a feral, streetwise Nina Simone."
Three years later, Wells returns with Mama, a collection of songs as richly hued as ever, but imbued with a newfound warmth no doubt owing to the space it was conceived in. Wells rented a tiny cabin on a Topanga Canyon horse ranch and went to work, producing Mama and playing most of the instruments herself (with a little help from longtime touring companions, drummer Sam Halterman.
Mama’ is released through Partisan Records on the 3rd June as a special double album package featuring the full record, and an entirely acoustic recording of the album.
The acoustic interpretations album will also feature a brand new track, ‘Los Angeles’.
Emily’s track ‘Becomes The Colour’ features on the forthcoming soundtrack to the film Stoker alongside the original score by Clint.
http://www.emilywellsmusic.com
http://www.facebook.com/harmonicpresents
