“Fiona Bevan lays down her sweet, luscious folk songs to a captivated Words In Motion tent”

The Big Chill: The Spoonfed Review -
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Yay! This little review has made my day!

We had such a brilliant time at Big Chill Festival 2010!
I played on the Words In Motion stage after Schlomo on Saturday night with Rosalie Bevan on bass guitar and backing vocals.
Thank you so much to Charlie Dark’s School Of Dark and Words In Motion for having us

myspace.com/charliedark

myspace.com/rosaliebevan

myspace.com/ghostsyouecho
myspace.com/kallavellemusic

Playing at Spitalfields Music Festival June 2010 in Leila’s Deli

..::NEW RELEASE!::..

Today is the release of my electro single, “Winter Hunter” - a collaboration with producer The Living Graham Bond. Here’s the bluuuuurb:

Following the previous massive releases from Foamo and Randomer on Fat! Records, Winter Hunter is the latest from the pioneers of all things Fat! A combination of disco-bassline and one of the sweetest vocals around courtesy of London folk princess Fiona Bevan make a pretty special track that’s catchy and you can get down to.

Listen here - http://soundcloud.com/thelivinggrahambond/sets/winter-hunter

Buy here - https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/release/detail/260493/Winter%20Hunter

The Living Graham Bond has also made a summer mixtape of tracks he loves, along with some of his own remixes, so feel free to listen or download it here:

http://www.mixcloud.com/thelivinggrahambond/winter-hunter-summer-mixtape/

http://www.mediafire.com/?kynndw4kmy5

Lots of lovely links:
myspace.com/thelivinggrahambond
myspace.com/fionabevan
soundcloud.com/thelivinggrahambond
twitter.com/mrtlgb
twitter.com/fionabevan

new video up on youtube! K Anderson and Fiona Bevan have been channeling Alicia Keys

There’s a preview screening tonight at 7.30 for “Life Goes On”, the film I wrote some music for and appear in, at Apollo Cinema, Piccadilly Circus, plus Q+A session with the director, woo! A few tix left online… x
http://www.apollocinemas.com/index.aspx

I had an absolutely brilliant time at the Camden Crawl with the OneTaste Collective - played alongside Bridgette Amofah, Michael Kiwanuka, Stac, David J and MC Angel amongst others. A stellar line-up! Thanks to everyone who came to watch and support us, hope you had a good Crawl too

Last week I performed at Should I Stay Or Should I Go - an exhibition at The Chelsea Space, curated by Mick Jones from The Clash. You can see lots of his pop culture memorabilia in the background here- it was vibrant and beautiful. I wrote a piece for the occasion, called A Swoon On The Throne Of Moans. In this photo, we’re performing a piece by Adam De La Cour, where he gets mics shoved into his mouth by Mark’s rubber-gloved hands. It was that kind of night The night was devised by Neil Luck, and we performed his pieces, as well as pieces by Matthew Lee Knowles, Ingrid Laubrock and Jo Thomas, all using text fragments by New York avant-garde playwright Richard Foreman as a starting point.