Conjuring up images of a smoky worker's bar in Paris, a wild night-time gathering around a gypsy campfire, a drunken hungarian wedding party in the small hours and a greek taverna on a hot summer's evening, La Mort Subite takes its name from the eponymous café in Brussels. Featuring guitars, saxophone, clarinet, accordion, double bass, percussion, tambura, accordion and even a hurdy-gurdy, there is nothing quite like a concert by this amazing five-piece band!

This is a place where you can listen to our music (finished mixes, work-in-progress, previews) in full quality. I will try to include some info on recording and production techniques used (for the nerdy ones). Feel free to post any comments ladies and gents..

Rachel Redman is a Singer/Songwriter from a small rural village in Surrey, England. Her passion for music stems from growing up in a musical family where she fell in love with music after being exposed to Sheryl Crow at the tender age of 14 when she joined her first band. This led to her being exposed to artists such as Alanis Morissette, The Corrs, Stevie Nicks, Shania Twain and The Chicks. By the age of 18, Rachel was a fully-fledged songwriter and performer, recording songs in the college recording studio and gigging as often as she could. Rachel Studied Music performance and Music technology at college and university ending up with a BA HONS degree and PGCE in teaching Music. After Which she spent 10 years as a Head of Music and Music Technology at a secondary school. As well as teaching Rachel is part of a successful function band called The Haystacks Band, and performs as a solo singing guitarist.

A Folk band from Oxford and Reading, UK. 

"Little Red have proven once again that they have style in everything they do" - Invisible Filter

"New track 'Siren's Song' with it's bewitching Bluegrass edge, suggests this band are just getting better and better"
- Nightshift Magazine 

"This hit exactly the spot I needed. I was sat in a very comfortable chair in a quiet room, listening to a trio playing acoustic Americana-tinged folk music and getting it exactly right. There’s nothing flashy here, but there’s warmth, peace, variety and just enough menace to keep things interesting. Highly recommended." - Calum A Mitchell - Oxjam

"Oxford's premier dark-folk band" - Dave Gilyeat - BBC Radio

"A band well worth following" - Ronan Munro - Nightshift Music Magazine.

"Their musicianship is tight as you could want, the songwriting sharp, vocals engrossing and the lyrics striking." Charlie Elland - Folk Words

“Little Red are definitely worth listening time and I can only recommend you take the opportunity”   Neil King - FATEA Magazine

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