Duo playing originals and covers in pop, blues, country style.
We are:
Amy von Dare - vocals
Garry Illingworth - Vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica

***This Little Tractor***
Alternative Electronica

"Engagingly atmospheric songs and soundscapes with sumptuous harmony and lyrical philosophy; in places, delightfully bonkers."
http://www.thislittletractor.com/
Keeping it Simple…
-	Ploughing the fields of enquiry
-	Sowing the seeds of harmony
-	Harvesting the sonic grain of our everyday existence

This Little Tractor is an independent Alternative-Electronica duo based in rural Shropshire, UK. They combine Electronica with acoustic instruments and multi layered harmony vocals. Interlacing styles with quirky evocative warmth and deeply enquiring philosophical words.
Their music leads the listener through a lush soundscape of musical journeys, from Chill to High-Energy

Multi-instrumentalist, Singer/ Songwriter Abbie Lathe, and Musician/ Producer/ DJ Barney Bee have combined forces in the making of engagingly atmospheric songs.

Abbie’s passion for music has led her through a diverse musical career, encompassing BBC and Disney Soundtracks, Live Performance, and seven previous albums.
Barney Bee, with roots in the Festival circuit, played in bands from a young age, and has DJ’d extensively in the UK and Europe. His studio productions have included composing and recording for theatre and screen.

-	Just be, responsibly, for yourself, others, and the planet – but don’t take life too seriously

-	Step out of the way - and let the universe speak through you

High energy, unhinged, and musically extravagant, taking traditional acoustic idioms and delivering with punk abandonment and virtuosic flare. A dynamic three piece offering a unique sound emerging from Celtic, Gypsy Swing, Roma and Flamenco and tuned in savvy.

Wrapping pan european traditional acoustic music with infectious grooves, epic, pounding, sing along, punch the air anthems to intricately arranged instrumentals. 

Challenging the limitations of what people might expect acoustic instruments to sound like, the use of bowed harmonics between fiddle and bass can be as menacing and eerie as it can be psychedelic and mesmerising. 

Percussion provided by the front man Langan, whilst singing and driving the rythm guitar, he somehow co-ordinates the operating of a cajon and a tambourine with his feet bringing the driving, swinging groove of the rhythm guitar together with his foot percussion resulting in an impressively tight band sound with a tempo that is free to go anywhere. 

Add scorching hot fiddle lines and a guy thumping the groove out a double bass. 

If you're not dancing like a professional ostrich you get a refund. 

'Astonishing work, boundlessly inventive... driving rhythms and mesmerising folk melodies' R2 Magazine


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