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Julia Holter, Mon 21st November

Oct 21, 2016
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Posted by Jasmine Scott

Critically acclaimed composer and singer/songwriter Julia Holter returns to Brighton after last year’s sold out gig to showcase her latest album ‘Have You In My Wilderness’.

The Los Angeles based multi-instrumentalist has been lauded for her avant garde sound which blurs the line between classical compositions and pop principles.

With ‘Have You In My Wilderness’, Holter studies human relationships, love and trust with her usual intimate yet oblique lens.

Holter has recently collaborated with ambient pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre and scored upcoming boxing biopic ‘Bleed Like This’.

Holter will be joined by Chicago-born solo act Circuit des Yeux.

Concorde 2, Monday 21st November 2016

Oct 21, 2016
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Jasmine is a writer and journalist who enjoys music (obvs), petting animals and playing video games.
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