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Interview | Ane Brun

18 November 2011
By For Folk's Sake
Interview | Ane Brun

Ane Brun’s fourth studio album It All Starts With One was released earlier this month to widespread acclaim and praise; a gloriously emotive and compelling affair that ensures her talents as a musician will be further known upon these shores. On her recent tour of the UK I had the chance to meet Ane,...
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Live | Ane Brun @ Manchester Deaf Institute, 8th November 2011

16 November 2011
By For Folk's Sake
Live | Ane Brun @ Manchester Deaf Institute, 8th November 2011

It’s a rainy Tuesday night in Manchester, and Oxford Road is quieter than usual. Perhaps this is because everyone is in the Deaf Institute, falling a little bit in love with Ane Brun. Weaving through the captivated crowd en route to a suitable vantage point, her spectacular voice, soft but sharp like a flute,...
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Album | Ane Brun – It All Starts With One

2 November 2011
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Album | Ane Brun – It All Starts With One

Despite putting out five studio albums, working with the likes of Peter Gabriel and Ron Sexsmith and receiving two Norwegian Grammys, Ane Brun (real name Ane Brunvoll) has flown under the UK radar for some time. This might all be about to change with It All Starts With One, a multi-layered, evocative master-work of...
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Brian’s Mixtape #22: Made by Maids

25 January 2010
By Brian
Brian’s Mixtape #22: Made by Maids

A Snowy Owl on Brian’s roost recently complained that she only listened to music made by boys. And as much as Brian – and the rest of us at FFS for that matter – love our bearded folkies, there’s a-whole-nother gender out there that ought not be left out, despite its lack of chin...
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