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Yumi and the Weather
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Yumi And The Weather, Thurs 1st Dec

Nov 1, 2022
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Posted by Jason Warner

A cracking little show from Melting Vinyl as Brighton multi-instrumentalist Yumi And The Weather brings a new batch of songs to the Hope & Ruin next month.

Yumi’s second long player ‘It’s All In My Head’ is what may be called in the parlance of our times, “an absolute banger”; electro-rock adventures that recall Joan As Policewoman and produced by Jimmy Cauty (he of the million pound-burning KLF fame). Now primarily a soloist, Ruby Taylor has spoken frankly about her experience of mental illness and these themes are mainlined into much of her music. It’s been played on BBC 6 Music and Radio X, Clash, DJ Magazine and Line Of Best Fit are big fans.

Support comes from fellow Brighton artists The New Eves and London-Jordanian popstrel Ziyad Al-Samman. Expect power and passion at what is likely to be something of a special homecoming show.

Hope & Ruin, Thursday 1st December 2022

Nov 1, 2022
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Having once been taught to breakdance by Universal Records I'm now a freelance photographer and writer. Brian Wilson and Dolly Parton are my celestial parents and although I am new to Brighton, I'm falling in love with this craziest of crazy towns!
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