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Stereo Naked: a bass, a banjo, vocal harmonies. Restlessness and soul. Julia Zech and Pierce Black have made themselves at home on the road, tallying up a marathon's worth of concerts and tours since releasing their Debut Album "Roadkill Highway". The mixture of Folk and Indie in their music paints a dappled scene: here, feminine charm mingles with a dash of dark cynicism, while yodeling odes tell tales of uncertain love and there's a simple honesty to it all.

Each song is a small handmade story that never loses its plot, inviting the listener to stay a while with each phrase, just for a few minutes or for far longer.

Stereo Naked have pulled off a cunning trick: repackaging their shard passion for Bluegrass, to take it out of its niche and use it to captivate a wider audience. What's more, they've done it while filling out the the genre with their own special magic, all pithy charm and intricate empathy.

No filter: that's exactly how these two artist are and how they sound.

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Rain Of Animals is the euphonious collaboration between Pepita Emmerichs (Oh Pep!) and Theodore Barnard (Wire & Wool) and their love of all things mandolin, fiddle, guitar, harmony vocals, bluegrass, oldtime, swing, tunes and songs. Spanning originals to arrangements of classics and gems of rarities you wish you had discovered earlier, their sound is both new and old, unique in it's instrumental wizardry and musical integrity all at once.

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9 Nether Edge Road,

Sheffield,

South Yorkshire,

England,

S7 1RU.