Maxi Rai and Wolfhound

Venue:

Foyer
Time:

17:45
Date:

Sat 2 Nov 2013

Maxi Rai 5.45pm – 6.30pm

Wolfhound 6.40pm – 7.30pm

Maxi Rai is more than just a fusion of folk, blues, jazz and soul. The energy and true passion in every note sang and played by this one woman show can be felt from the front to the back of the room.

Wolfhound have been compared to various artists ranging from The Pierces and Tegan & Sara to The Cure and Veronica Falls.

Wolfhound’s music is held together by their keen sense of melody combining country, pop, rock and a whole lot more to create their uniquely endearing tunes
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Maxi Rai

Maxi Rai’s music is a fusion of folk, blues, jazz and soul. Having playing around Bristol’s competitive underground music scene, she’s also supported the likes of L.A. Ska legend Chris Murray and The Streets’ Kevin Mark Trail, who have all been impressed with her “gifted story telling”.

Wolfhound

Comprised of sisters Natalie & Sally Joiner and friend Anja Quinn, Wolfhound are an all female guitar trio from Bristol who play their own alternative brand of dark melodic folk-pop. With music consisting of whispery vocals, dark guitar driven melodies and the occasional saw, they have been compared to various artists ranging from the The Pierces and Tegan & Sara to The Cure and Veronica Falls.

Wolfhound have performed at the Bristol Acoustic Music Festival, Bristol Harbour Festival, Bristol Folk Festival and Keynsham Music Festival. Sharing stages with Mark Morriss (The Bluetones) and Kevin Mark Trail (The Streets) and with regular live radio performances, they have been winning fans throughout the South West and beyond.

Bmin

The Bristol Music Industry Network (Bmin) is an open forum for music industry professionals based in Bristol and the surrounding area to network, discuss issues we all face and work together to develop our strong and thriving music scene in and around Bristol and to maintain Bristol as the number one city of music. Bmin meets on the first Wednesday of each month at Colston Hall.

Bmin aims to:

Support projects which further the development of musicians and associated genres.
Develop projects in support of musicians and associated genres.
Develop a knowledge base for use by established and aspiring musicians
Develop an expertise pool, which can be called upon to support organisations such as Bristol REMIX.
Share relevant information between Bmin members.
Co-ordinate the activities of various interested parties within the Bristol music scene.

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