https://rachellittlemac.bandcamp.com/

Rachel LittleMac presents her audiences with well honed, honest song writing paired with beautiful melodies and harmony-rich vocal lines. She delivers her set confidently and energetically. This anarchic angel of the North has vocals thatare warm and rich with a happy clarity.

Rachel's live performances enable you to share her footsteps down the path of some of her adventures, gaining an insight, empathy, therapy and a glimpse into the future through this medicine; whether you knew you needed it or not. Rachel's songs appear like a herbal remedy and could be prescribed for general well-being.

LittleMac's fan base is expanding all the time as it is so easy to roll along and get carried away with the imagery and playful melody that will wash over and embrace you when traveling through her songs.

She weaves her timeless stories of light and shade, love and politics and  folklore with faeries still visible at the bottom of the garden. She appears really good at observing absurdities with only some alarm on one hand whilst being aware that nature's beauty is now considered a commodity on the other. This girl has both her hands weighed down.

Trust that as she performs Rachel is in her natural element and happy place leaving you free to feel revitalised, full of positive energy and humming the catchy chorus of her most enchanting ballad! 

Simple, traditional acoustic guitar playing accompanies Rachel’s voice beautifully in the live, solo environment but, as you will hear, the recordings presented here reflect a diverse and eclectic range of influences and musical styles. Many of her older tracks are raw, unpolished live versions and demos but thanks to the vision, creativity and technical skill of producers such as Dean Van Jones (Rachel LittleMac 2009-present), Cree Whittingham/Bluejooz (Cyra Elia 1996-2009) and John Fowler (The Halo Project (2012-2014) there are some wonderful studio productions available for you to stream and download on this site creating a vibrant tapestry of musical works.

If you like Fleetwood Mac, Kate Bush, David Bowie, Crosby Stills & Nash, etc, then check out Dandelion Charm. 

I am 50+ years old and now have disabilities due to Multiple Sclerosis.

The tracks you can hear on this channel were originally composed during the last two decades of the 20th century, in collaboration with a brilliant band of 3 or 4 members.

These tracks are an attempt to treat the material with more care than was available to us back then.

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