Fotheringay cover/new Folk Project from Germany

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Hi there,

I recently teamed up with my study colleague Laura 
to found a kind of electric folk project. We'd like to include 
electronica and jazz/rock elements to the sound and assemble a full band
 line-up in the near future, but at the moment we're still two persons 
and cover some traditional ballads.

Our first recording is a 
cover of Fotheringay's "Banks Of The Nile", recorded during our second 
rehearsal (harmonies&interplay should become a bit tighter after the
 next rehearsals). This is the video of it ...

If
 you like our sound and/or if you're interested in listening what comes 
next, check out our Facebook page (and maybe 'like' us there if you wish to ).
http://www.facebook.com/electricballadcorporation

Max 
(Bonn, Germany)

Edited by Einsetumadur - July 05 2014 at 07:06

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Einsetumadur Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Prog Reviewer Joined: September 24 2008 Location: Germany Status: Offline Points: 265	Topic: Fotheringay cover/new Folk Project from Germany Posted: July 05 2014 at 07:01
	Hi there, I recently teamed up with my study colleague Laura to found a kind of electric folk project. We'd like to include electronica and jazz/rock elements to the sound and assemble a full band line-up in the near future, but at the moment we're still two persons and cover some traditional ballads. Our first recording is a cover of Fotheringay's "Banks Of The Nile", recorded during our second rehearsal (harmonies&interplay should become a bit tighter after the next rehearsals). This is the video of it ... If you like our sound and/or if you're interested in listening what comes next, check out our Facebook page (and maybe 'like' us there if you wish to ). http://www.facebook.com/electricballadcorporation Max (Bonn, Germany) Edited by Einsetumadur - July 05 2014 at 07:06
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