Bruncheon! feat. The Jellyman’s Daughter, Dog on a Swing & Jo Foster

Saturday 8th July 2017

An impressive line-up for our July Bruncheon put together by special guest programmers The Jellyman’s Daughter who will also be hitting the Bruncheon live stage.

Come along for top-notch live music, great food, and excellent company!


The Jellyman’s Daughter are a unique duo from Edinburgh. Their interweaving vocal harmonies are complimented by an interesting mix of cello, mandolin and acoustic guitar.  One of the distinguishing features of The Jellyman’s Daughter is the innovative rhythmic style of cello playing providing a catchy percussive backbeat to some of their songs, contrasted by the intimacy of others.
‘Startingly original and deeply intense’ – Folkwords
www.thejellymansdaughter.com


Dog On A Swing is the pseudonym under which Ed Ritchie writes and plays music, based in Edinburgh. Sometimes solo, he likes to bring in other musicians on a fluid and flexible basis  This month, DOAS are releasing their debut album Autonomy. It’s a loose narrative about Ed finally getting treatment for his depression/anxiety and the autonomy he gained as he gradually got his life back together. Autonomy is available to pre-order now at dogonaswing.co.uk, where you can also hear the two previous EPs, On Love and After Work.

 

With a great grandmother who played piano for the silent films, Jo Foster has inherited a love of the piano as the main melody to her songs alongside voice, drums, guitar, beatbox and flugelhorn.  Hailing from the East Neuk of Fife, Jo has collaborated with members of the Fence Collective, performing and recording with King Creosote, Withered Hand and The Aliens. A recent residency in Canada led to a live session on Vancouver Radio and tour of British Columbia playing festivals and house concerts.  As a new artist on Triassic Tusk records, Jo’s single was released in March 2017 as part of the Tiny Vinyls series, and Jo is currently working on her debut album.

Live music from 11.30am – 2.30pm. Free entry and all are welcome! 

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