Cameron Knowler, Adeline Hotel & more @ The Brunswick

On the dusty streets of Yuma, Arizona, under a brilliantly ubiquitous sun, Cameron Knowler  spent his childhood picking guitar and racing motorcycles at the foothills of the Gila Mountains. It was from this setting - a desert town gilded in silence, home to 90% of North America’s lettuce production and a high school that once functioned as a territorial prison - that Knowler developed his place-based philosophy of documentation. An acclaimed educator, multi-instrumentalist, and recording artist, Knowler specializes in the art of the conceptual record, putting forth instrumental works that Folk Radio UK has referred to as “Western sound-painting.”

cameronknowler.bandcamp.com/

In the tender, surrealist world that Dan Knishkowy has developed under the name Adeline Hotel  , stories have been told through sprawling psych-rock epics, stark solo guitar performances, piano-led orchestral song cycles, and lush, jazzy compositions that felt like a genre unto themselves. Inspired by indie lifers and fellow world-builders like Jim O’Rourke and Phil Elverum, the Ruination Records co-founder has rewritten the rule book with each new project, inviting listeners to join as he discovers new channels for his singular voice.

adelinehotel.bandcamp.com/music

Brigid Mae Power is a musician and songwriter from Galway, Ireland. Recognised as a purveyor of dreamier pop with folky leanings, her recent albums, Dream from the Deep Well and Songs for You, have kept her star burning brightly. Her style is a unique marriage of traditional stylings and modern melodies; a breathtaking soundtrack that underpins her gorgeous, dreamy vocals.

“The Irish singer-songwriter flits between past and present; between traditional and modern forms; between the heaven in her voice and the earthbound epiphanies of her words.” — Pitchfork

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Jo Burke is a singer, multi-instrumentalist and composer specialising in traditional music and song. Her music has been described as “dark, tempestuous, piano and strings, with her mellifluous, yet almost world-weary, voice skating over the top”. She was once singled out by Jude Rogers of the Guardian as an ‘experimental delight’ and a highlight of Cambridge Folk Festival, and once she moved Shirley Collins to tears with an unaccompanied song.

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