"Holly Ebony brings an epic musicality to her original material. There's no lack of ambition either, poetically written and performed with a cool passion in the assured velvet of her voice"
Headfirst Bristol
Headfirst Bristol
Bringing effortless cascading vocals, mellifluously heady and peaty raw as the Dartmoor landscape she hails from, Holly Ebony is an Alt-Folk artist serenading Earth.
An emerging act rapidly building a dedicated audience, Holly has performed at well-aligned events and venues since forming her band over the past two years including Nest Collective Homecoming, Dartington Hall, Sharpham Rewilding Project, Field Studies Centre Ecology Festival.
With funding support from Help Musicians, Holly's debut album will be released in 2023 with scheduled performances at The Folklore Rooms Brighton, Dart Music Festival, Plymouth Barbican on a UK tour.
An Alt-Folk album at heart, with inclination towards Blues, moments of irrepressible Rock spirit and Lo-Fi nods to stripped back acoustic Trip-Hop. The album conjures curlews and cormorants, lullabies Ash trees, scatters love-letters wending on the currents of a beloved river and gifts itself as libation to the tides. It carries these intention from the zeitgeist - Connecting people with nature, cultivating resilience in times of crisis and being in service of Earth.
Achingly tender and powerfully rousing, this act never shies from socio-political courage or ambitious musicality. This is an inspiring set full of lyrical solace, that calls attention to the issues of our time, elicits folkloric resonance and speaks to a profound love affair with life.
An emerging act rapidly building a dedicated audience, Holly has performed at well-aligned events and venues since forming her band over the past two years including Nest Collective Homecoming, Dartington Hall, Sharpham Rewilding Project, Field Studies Centre Ecology Festival.
With funding support from Help Musicians, Holly's debut album will be released in 2023 with scheduled performances at The Folklore Rooms Brighton, Dart Music Festival, Plymouth Barbican on a UK tour.
An Alt-Folk album at heart, with inclination towards Blues, moments of irrepressible Rock spirit and Lo-Fi nods to stripped back acoustic Trip-Hop. The album conjures curlews and cormorants, lullabies Ash trees, scatters love-letters wending on the currents of a beloved river and gifts itself as libation to the tides. It carries these intention from the zeitgeist - Connecting people with nature, cultivating resilience in times of crisis and being in service of Earth.
Achingly tender and powerfully rousing, this act never shies from socio-political courage or ambitious musicality. This is an inspiring set full of lyrical solace, that calls attention to the issues of our time, elicits folkloric resonance and speaks to a profound love affair with life.
