Greetings! I am a professional harpist based in the South West, available for weddings, parties, workshops, storytelling, therapeutic sessions, healing spaces, Five Rhythm dances or ceremonies. 

I play a huge variety of music styles. I specialise in making arrangements of personal song choices and creating bespoke playlists so that you find exactly the sound you're looking for at your event. I'm very sensitive to the atmosphere in the room, and combine improvisation with pieces we choose together, in order to modulate and steadily craft the sound so as the meet your needs.

Get in touch to discuss the atmosphere you envision for your gathering.

07540135953
foolofatook@live.co.uk

Creating, developing, arranging and recording original music, and the occasional cover, with Shiv Soni, Ella Kinnersley, Will Wren, Henry Appleyard, Emmy Broughton, Marietta Kirkbride, Louisa Maynard, Freya Widdicombe, Ben Walker, Jamie Broughton, Corinne Broughton, Will Broughton, Luke Norman, James Virtue, Zofia Szymanowska,  Maaike Siegerist, Jeremy Robberechts, Ed Wren, Cameron Niven, Molly-Anne Chinner, Oscar Lewis, Maria Milewska, Anja Quinn, Michaela Fedeczko, Sean Snook, Shane Webb, Stef Hambrook, Natalie Joiner, Sally Joiner, Jonny Velon, and others.

24 years of age

songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist
living in brighton

making/considering/recording/absorbing/espousing music

email:  jamieorbroughton@gmail.com

i’ve got music on spotify now tooo. type me in.

a lazy producer
two thirds of a guitarist for Slant

Dynamic four piece, Caramel, are bringing new life to the Brighton music scene. The band's sound can be recognised by its explorative and spontaneous nature, inspired by the diverse musicality of acts like Jeff Buckley, Queens of the Stone Age and Unknown Mortal Orchestra. Fronted by lead singers, Jamie Broughton and Olly Parkes, Caramel offers a musical experience that is intricate yet wild, mercurial in feeling and angular in its expression. Playing sold out, headline shows in their hometown of Brighton, the band are riding the current wave of new and interesting sounds that the city is exporting. Caramel can be summed up in part by their multidimensional take on music, their androgynous image, and their love for and engagement with visual mediums such as photography and fine art. Caramel are a postmodern concoction of sounds, colours and vibrations that are refreshing to even the dullest of pallets.

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