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Live at the Jenny Lind, Big Sister presents:An awesome UK touring gig from Tashi Delay, with a trio of talent to marvel as Tashi will be joined by Playing Alice and I am HER.
TASHI DELAY
Tashi Delay is a British-born, New Orleans-based artist, Emily Seabroke. "Tashi Delay balances infectious production and stylistic intrigue with poignant reflections on our place in a digital world." quoted from Obscure Sound. It is a melting pot of electronic punk and visual art. Tashi Delay's live show features Seabroke trading full band backing for a solo blend of the live and the looped.
A multimedia experience, each song boasts a full-length video that blends real life with computer animation; Seabroke either made or collaborated on the animations. Tashi Delay derives its sound from Bjork, PJ Harvey, and Mclusky. Joy Division's cold detachment is as audible as the warmth of classic Motown.
Seabroke moved to Portland, Oregon, from the UK in 2011 after falling in love with volunteering at Rock Camp for Girls. Previously, she had been a professional bass player touring the UK & USA. She had even been in a space-themed marching band playing snare drum. After playing a Mardi Gras parade, Seabroke felt drawn to the creative spirit of New Orleans. As much as she loved playing in bands, she wanted to be a songwriter. During the pandemic, Seabroke learned how to animate from YouTube while making her first music video for her debut single, Meltdown. The single became an underground hit and was regularly rotated at MIT's radio station WMBR.
Tashi Delay's debut album came out on November 10th, 2023,
The name plays on the Tibetan greeting, translated as "I admire the courage and strength within you." The songs encourage you to bare your soul and experience the joy inherent in experimentation and synthesis.
WITH
PLAYING ALICE
A brilliant band that will be bringing their Queer Disco-Punk vibes from Brighton to the Jenny stage
AND
I am HER
St Leonards own, bringing their alt/punk stories (with notes of grunge).
[Your track] 'Debby Brown’ kicks up a wonderful original noise with just the two of you. A fine modern take on the murder ballad' - Tom Robinson
'Simple yet driven force.....'
'They are creating fierce post-punk soundscapes that mean business...'
A night simply NOT to be missed, Squeee!!!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
69 High Street, TN343EW Hastings, United Kingdom, 69 High Street, Hastings, TN34 3EW, United Kingdom
