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Mara Carlyle

Mara Carlyle

Mara Carlyle has been played on NTS in shows including Phil's Jazz Dis-Junction, featured first on 10 May 2015. Songs played include Weird Girl and King.

Mara Carlyle is a London, UK singer-songwriter, who plays musical saw and the guitar. Her recording début was providing vocals for three tracks on Plaid's "Not For Threes" (Oct 1997, Warp), her own début album was "The Lovely" (Jun 2004, Accidental Records) and the latest is "Floreat" (Jul 2011, Ancient & Modern).

She is the child of musicians and was raised in Shropshire, England.

Lovely by name, lovely by nature? Well, yes and no. The music certainly sounds lovely, so lovely in fact that it'll make you swoon and laugh and cry all at once. The voice is undeniably lovely, but then those of you who've been paying attention will already know that, from Mara's work with Plaid and Matthew Herbert. But listen a little closer and a rather darker voice can be heard, telling tales of love and loss, death and courage and of nightmares.

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Mara Carlyle

Mara Carlyle has been played on NTS in shows including Phil's Jazz Dis-Junction, featured first on 10 May 2015. Songs played include Weird Girl and King.

Mara Carlyle is a London, UK singer-songwriter, who plays musical saw and the guitar. Her recording début was providing vocals for three tracks on Plaid's "Not For Threes" (Oct 1997, Warp), her own début album was "The Lovely" (Jun 2004, Accidental Records) and the latest is "Floreat" (Jul 2011, Ancient & Modern).

She is the child of musicians and was raised in Shropshire, England.

Lovely by name, lovely by nature? Well, yes and no. The music certainly sounds lovely, so lovely in fact that it'll make you swoon and laugh and cry all at once. The voice is undeniably lovely, but then those of you who've been paying attention will already know that, from Mara's work with Plaid and Matthew Herbert. But listen a little closer and a rather darker voice can be heard, telling tales of love and loss, death and courage and of nightmares.

Original source: Last.fm

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Weird Girl
Mara Carlyle
Not On Label (Mara Carlyle Self-released)2011
King
Mara Carlyle
Ancient & Modern2011