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Unique
and dynamic, Relig Oran mix the exotic sounds of the African
Kalimba and driving percussion with the traditional music of England,
Ireland, Scotland and Brittany. Using innovative and dynamic
arrangements they give the music a contemporary and exciting twist,
at
the same time keeping the spirit, drive and depth of the tradition.
Between
them Relig Oran play Kalimba, Fiddle, vocals, bass pedals,
bodhrán , Frame drum, bouzouki and percussion from around
the world to produce a heady mix of flavours and rhythms.
Relig Oran are: Andy Renshaw, a veteran of the world music scene,
having toured and recorded for the last twenty years in bands including
Jacobs Ladder and Camine.. Martyn Kember, equally a seasoned performer
of many years standing.
“Folk tradition par excellence, bringing their unique sound
to the festival. A treat for the senses”.
Faversham International Hop Festival
"Too many superlatives would not be enough to describe
Relig Oran. They are a must-see: great musicians, innovative and
original."
Debbie Ormsby, Tudor Barn Folk Club, London.
“New amazing music, thanks Sincerely”.
Adam Beresewicz, Radio Bialystok Folk Show, Poland.
"The band know their stuff. Relig Oran are fast emerging as
a new force in the folk/roots scene."
Steve M, Zebra Arts Magazine.
"At Oranges we pride ourselves on the quality of
the music performed here, seeking always to raise
the standard of musicianship and performance.
Of the many folk bands who have played here, we can say
without hesitation that Relig Oran sits at the
top of the tree. So many bands merely
‘know the words and know the tunes’.
This band has considered the dynamics of their
music and brings a freshness that
many others would do well to emulate.
Their version of Billy Boy is a prime example of this.
Relig Oran will be welcome here again and again".
Stuart (Manager) - Oranges Music Club, Ashford, Kent.
Large image files in Jpeg format. More to arrive shortly.
Any problems email and we'll be happy to send you whatever you
require. andy@religoran.co.uk

Relig Oran / Three Masks 772KB. Photo credit - DYLAN WOOLF

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