Singaporean singer Linying started out her career as a guest vocalist on EDM hits by European producers. This year she’s released her own music on an EP called ‘Paris 12’, which she plays from today.
Julia Jacklin is our favourite singer to hail from the Blue Mountains in Australia. Her debut album ‘Don’t Let the Kids Win’ is an ode to growing up, as she tells Andrew Mueller.
Songwriters Billy Bragg and Joe Henry have been on a journey along the US’s railroads. Their new album ‘Shine A Light: Field Recordings from the Great American Railroad’, saw them hop on board a train and record as they crisscrossed the country. They play a few tracks from the record and discuss the enduring appeal of the railroad song.
We present three of our favourite past performances: folk singer Weyes Blood and LA electro-pop artist Elohim both played for us last year, and Colombia’s Bomba Estéreo, who performed at Midori House in 2013.
We revisit our 2015 session with Canadian electro trio Braids, who came and played for us last May as they released their then new album ‘Deep in the Iris’.
This week’s session comes from UK musician and songwriter Luke Haines, who plays from his new album ‘Smash the System’ and sits down with Andrew Mueller to discuss it.
Back in 2014, New Zealander Tiny Ruins – otherwise known as Hollie Fullbrook – came to Midori House armed with an acoustic guitar to play a beautiful set of songs from her album ‘Brightly Painted One’. We revisit the performance in this week’s ‘Sessions at Midori House’.
Ala.ni is a UK singer who makes music with a dash of vintage cinema. This year she released her album ‘You+I’, a series of song about her past relationships. She visits the Midori House studios to play from the album and discuss musicals and her move to Paris.
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About The Sessions at Midori House
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Our standalone home of live music presented in a strong 15-minute shot. Recorded in Monocle 24’s studios, the sessions feature established and emerging acts live and in conversation.