THE LOST SONGWRITERS TOUR
In January 2025, four songwriters drifted together for a one-off show in the small Swiss village of Ins. Their contrasting takes on contemporary songwriting slotted together like a strange jigsaw puzzle and they formed a connection based on the seeds of kinship and late-night discussion. It was decided they should join forces elsewhere for more concerts to see where the journey took them …
So, the Lost Songwriters tour was born. Don’t miss these special gigs!
ADAYA (CH) Adaya weaves magical, early folk-influenced songs which accompany us through the creature-filled, spellbound, wilderness of her Swiss homeland. On other days, whisked away, she provides ethereal vocal and woodwind toplines to the magnificent sound of globetrotting pagan-folk band Faun.
“Adaya reimagines folk music through the bright window of intelligent songcraft and experimental arrangements” – KLOF Mag
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVauCplvlmU
ADELE H (IT) Primordial, experimental, pop songs using minimal piano and a hauntingly daring voice. An unexpectedly philosophical mind-trip directly to the emotions many of us cannot find words for. A cool, uncluttered musical breeze from the mountains of northern Italy.
"A new name overlooks the experimental Italian scene, a feminine presence that uses an ancient language of intuition and spontaneity" – Rockerilla
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIEG-sMPjsw
BOB SPRING (CH) Dark country with a big heart. Gritty melodies that balance vulnerability with rebellion. No banter is needed, let Bob’s voice and poignant songs take you down the road and into his story.
“He doesn’t need to put on a show. Bob has a touchy, full male voice with edges, and he knows what to do with it” – Echo Kollectiv News
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLQU8vxRFb4
RUSSELL JOSLIN (UK) With a guitar style reminiscent of a grunge-soaked John Fahey plus keening vocals which drift towards the gravitas of 16 Horsepower’s David Eugene Edwards, Russell Joslin vitiates the singer-songwriter tradition and repackages it for a turbulent modern world.
‘Intense and artistically serious mental cinema’ - MangoWave ‘Incredibly dramatic storytelling ... Americana noir’ - American Pancake