Supa Fine presents another acousic music night and this month offers a superb venue with LIVE soul, folk, jazz, performaces which are ozzing raw talent with passion Juliyaa, Sherry Davis, Alena, Fidel, Lumiere, Floetic Lara, more to be comfirmed. DJ Speedy (Supa Fine/CCRadio/TSOL) will be hosting the event. Plus selling 'Made by Missbee' products and Milk River Bath & Body (hand made) on the evening JULIYAA
GUBA Award Winning singer Juliyaa is a singer-songwriter born and raised in North London to a Ghanaian mother and a Welsh father. Rooted in African-inspired polyrhythms, layered with harmonious soul vocals and infused with the high energy of UK urban music, Juliyaa effortlessly combines different musical genres into a sound she calls 'Rhythmic Soul'. She will be released her hotly anticipated debut EP 'Stars & Dragons' in Summer 2012.
ALENA
Her sound, a sweet but smooth sundae of gospel, original soul, neo-soul and jazz, sprinkled with a handful of inspiring lyrics, and a dash of illuminating lyrics, grab both the ears and hearts of listeners. March 2011 saw Alena's debut release of 'Changes' & 'Learn to Get By' remixed by Ron Basejam through ISM Records which charted at no 1 in the Juno download Nu Disco chart and no 2 across the overall singles chart in the first week, with 'Changes' featuring in a Greg Wilson NY set posted on Sound Cloud. As well as live performing, Alena has been busy in the studio working with amongst others, 'Yam Who?', a production duo on both the underground and commercial scene who have produced for Zero7, Amp Fiddler & Lizz Fields. Most recently Alena has collaborated with Funky DL, one of the leaders of the Jazzy Hip Hop scene. This is not the end of the story…. The end of the first chapter perhaps, but the tale of Alena 'brown girl' continues, coming to a set of speakers near you..."
FIDEL
Fidel is a singer/songwriter who burst onto the U.K scene with his own unique take on music. His music incorporates blues, jazz & reggae & touches on everyday life & politics from a humorous albeit serious point of view. His influences include Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Barry White & Luther Vandross. He performed at the Russell Simmons hip-hop summit in Los Angeles as well as having supported reggae legends Burning Spear & Buju Banton. Fidel wrote 4 tracks for U.K singer Hil St Soul's smash hit album 'Black Rose'(released in the U.S) & also previous album 'Soulidified'. Fidel also wrote the lead song for the feature film soundtrack 'Don't trigger' detailing the alarming rate of gun/knife murders amongst teenagers in the U.K. He has also written with award winning songwriter/producer Sasha Scarbec who co-wrote the 2005 international smash hit 'Your Beautiful' with U.K singer/songwriter James Blunt. Fidel's calm & easy going nature is contrasted sharply by his intense focus on making good music & he says "I smile everyday because I know it's only a matter of time before I get to share this music with the rest of the world".
SHERRY DAVIS
Her debut single, the Omar-produced Ain’t That Love provides a first part of the answer: the self-penned tune is not only the most haunting song you’ll hear all summer, but it also introduces the wider public to one of the best kept secrets of London’s underground live circuit. You’re about to hear a lot more of her. Sherry is already hard at work on her first EP, collaborating not only with said soul don Omar, but with several other top writer/producers on the soul music scene. So far the list includes Steve Chrisanthou and John Beck, the Grammy nominated production duo behind Corrine Bailey Rae, Incognito leader Bluey Maunick, hit songwriter Tim Hutton (Prodigy, Groove Armada) and LA based hit making producer Gregg Pagani (Charlie Wilson, LeAnn Rimes). And you can detect some gospel roots anchoring nearly everything that Sherry does. You’ll notice, maybe, touches of Niecy Williams’ mid-range in there somewhere, perhaps a little of Syreeta Wright’s vulnerability, and possibly a touch of Alicia Keys’ sass. In the end the Sherry Davis sound is all her own.
LUMIERE
Lumière’s style of music merges acoustic folk and slow soul with a penchant for storytelling. Her songs are stories, detailing how many times the heart can be broken and mended. Making each song her own story, she writes about others and herself, the lines blurred where each begins. Singing about lost loves and broken hearts, you can’t help but find Lumière’s songs are about you too as she serenades you, playing you earnest words from an earnest heart.
FLOETIC LARA
From Brixton-London, this unique singer/spoken word artist, FLOetic Lara expedition started back in 2002 at ‘Brixtongue’. Since then she has performed at The Jazz Café, Brixton Academy and The Royal Festival Hall to name but a few. At only 17 years of age FLOetic Lara was nominated and awarded the position of UK Youth Ambassador 2003 and was flown to Washington DC where she spent time shadowing the Secretary of State Collin Powell.
FLOetic Lara was also a guest performer for disadvantaged young people at the J.F. Kennedy Centre for Performing Arts. Making an impact within the realms of royalty, FLO was invited for lunch at St. James Palace to perform and present Prince Philip with her framed poetry.
Her 2006 schedule culminated in flying the flag for the UK by opening up for US Neo-Soul stars Dwele & Jaguar Wright ). FLO has also performed for Erykah Badu her debut CD ‘Jus Let It FLO…’ project includes production from Omar, Don E and Scratch Professer.
FLOetic Lara has performed in New York, Italy, Prague, East Africa and across the UK. FLO has graced many stages including BBC TV, OBE, BEN TV, Channel 4, Channel U. BBC Radio 3 & 4, GAP Radio.
Plus
Tables selling
Made by Missbee products & Milk River Bath & Body (hand made) on the evening.
Venue: The Hideaway
Address: 114 Junction Road, London N19 5BL
Time: 8:00pm-11:45pm
Fee: £5 / £3 concs concs email djspeedy01@hotmail.com
Food served: 6:00pm-10:30pm
Book indvance for a table email djspeedy01@hotmail.com
GUBA Award Winning singer Juliyaa is a singer-songwriter born and raised in North London to a Ghanaian mother and a Welsh father. Rooted in African-inspired polyrhythms, layered with harmonious soul vocals and infused with the high energy of UK urban music, Juliyaa effortlessly combines different musical genres into a sound she calls 'Rhythmic Soul'. She will be released her hotly anticipated debut EP 'Stars & Dragons' in Summer 2012.
ALENA
Her sound, a sweet but smooth sundae of gospel, original soul, neo-soul and jazz, sprinkled with a handful of inspiring lyrics, and a dash of illuminating lyrics, grab both the ears and hearts of listeners. March 2011 saw Alena's debut release of 'Changes' & 'Learn to Get By' remixed by Ron Basejam through ISM Records which charted at no 1 in the Juno download Nu Disco chart and no 2 across the overall singles chart in the first week, with 'Changes' featuring in a Greg Wilson NY set posted on Sound Cloud. As well as live performing, Alena has been busy in the studio working with amongst others, 'Yam Who?', a production duo on both the underground and commercial scene who have produced for Zero7, Amp Fiddler & Lizz Fields. Most recently Alena has collaborated with Funky DL, one of the leaders of the Jazzy Hip Hop scene. This is not the end of the story…. The end of the first chapter perhaps, but the tale of Alena 'brown girl' continues, coming to a set of speakers near you..."
FIDEL
Fidel is a singer/songwriter who burst onto the U.K scene with his own unique take on music. His music incorporates blues, jazz & reggae & touches on everyday life & politics from a humorous albeit serious point of view. His influences include Bob Marley, Dennis Brown, Barry White & Luther Vandross. He performed at the Russell Simmons hip-hop summit in Los Angeles as well as having supported reggae legends Burning Spear & Buju Banton. Fidel wrote 4 tracks for U.K singer Hil St Soul's smash hit album 'Black Rose'(released in the U.S) & also previous album 'Soulidified'. Fidel also wrote the lead song for the feature film soundtrack 'Don't trigger' detailing the alarming rate of gun/knife murders amongst teenagers in the U.K. He has also written with award winning songwriter/producer Sasha Scarbec who co-wrote the 2005 international smash hit 'Your Beautiful' with U.K singer/songwriter James Blunt. Fidel's calm & easy going nature is contrasted sharply by his intense focus on making good music & he says "I smile everyday because I know it's only a matter of time before I get to share this music with the rest of the world".
SHERRY DAVIS
Her debut single, the Omar-produced Ain’t That Love provides a first part of the answer: the self-penned tune is not only the most haunting song you’ll hear all summer, but it also introduces the wider public to one of the best kept secrets of London’s underground live circuit. You’re about to hear a lot more of her. Sherry is already hard at work on her first EP, collaborating not only with said soul don Omar, but with several other top writer/producers on the soul music scene. So far the list includes Steve Chrisanthou and John Beck, the Grammy nominated production duo behind Corrine Bailey Rae, Incognito leader Bluey Maunick, hit songwriter Tim Hutton (Prodigy, Groove Armada) and LA based hit making producer Gregg Pagani (Charlie Wilson, LeAnn Rimes). And you can detect some gospel roots anchoring nearly everything that Sherry does. You’ll notice, maybe, touches of Niecy Williams’ mid-range in there somewhere, perhaps a little of Syreeta Wright’s vulnerability, and possibly a touch of Alicia Keys’ sass. In the end the Sherry Davis sound is all her own.
LUMIERE
Lumière’s style of music merges acoustic folk and slow soul with a penchant for storytelling. Her songs are stories, detailing how many times the heart can be broken and mended. Making each song her own story, she writes about others and herself, the lines blurred where each begins. Singing about lost loves and broken hearts, you can’t help but find Lumière’s songs are about you too as she serenades you, playing you earnest words from an earnest heart.
FLOETIC LARA
From Brixton-London, this unique singer/spoken word artist, FLOetic Lara expedition started back in 2002 at ‘Brixtongue’. Since then she has performed at The Jazz Café, Brixton Academy and The Royal Festival Hall to name but a few. At only 17 years of age FLOetic Lara was nominated and awarded the position of UK Youth Ambassador 2003 and was flown to Washington DC where she spent time shadowing the Secretary of State Collin Powell.
FLOetic Lara was also a guest performer for disadvantaged young people at the J.F. Kennedy Centre for Performing Arts. Making an impact within the realms of royalty, FLO was invited for lunch at St. James Palace to perform and present Prince Philip with her framed poetry.
Her 2006 schedule culminated in flying the flag for the UK by opening up for US Neo-Soul stars Dwele & Jaguar Wright ). FLO has also performed for Erykah Badu her debut CD ‘Jus Let It FLO…’ project includes production from Omar, Don E and Scratch Professer.
FLOetic Lara has performed in New York, Italy, Prague, East Africa and across the UK. FLO has graced many stages including BBC TV, OBE, BEN TV, Channel 4, Channel U. BBC Radio 3 & 4, GAP Radio.
Plus
Tables selling
Made by Missbee products & Milk River Bath & Body (hand made) on the evening.
Venue: The Hideaway
Address: 114 Junction Road, London N19 5BL
Time: 8:00pm-11:45pm
Fee: £5 / £3 concs concs email djspeedy01@hotmail.com
Food served: 6:00pm-10:30pm
Book indvance for a table email djspeedy01@hotmail.com
