Tonight a few faves from The Basement. Alec Randles with support from James Briguglio. He sang two original songs, singer songwriter on steel strung acoustic guitar with mate James on the Cajon. Varied rhythms, nice, US-styled, perhaps Zep-lilted voice. Nice. Interesting lyrics with purpose (inequality, on the way down...?) then into different fills. The songs were Judas and Peter. Peter had got some air time on TripleJ. Alec and James play together in Kopasetic, a local roots/folk band, but this was form Alec's solo project. Then Jen Broadbent, another singer-songwriter, vocals and steel strung guitar. She sang her two originals. Disappear was her first ("Someday I'll disappear, don't know where, running barefoot, sure to meet you"). Nicely rich on reverb and steel strung guitar, then a new one, Driving with my blues ("I don't like to remember, the night I cried and cried... I knew I'd be alone again....driving with my blues.") Blues as we expect. Nice piercing voice, sharp steely sounding guitar and solid strumming. Effective!
Alec Randles (vocals, guitar) sang with James Briguglio (cahon). Jen Broadbent (vocals, guitar) sang solo. Both appeared for The Basement on MusicACT's Delta streaming series.
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