A gig held at The Croft on Friday 1st October. The event starts at 19:30.
See George O'Hanlon perform songs off his new EP this October as he headlines The Crofters Rights in Bristol.
It is more than apt that George O’Hanlon is making his recorded debut with The Storm EP. Away from a stage or a microphone, the 21 year-old from Dorking might seem more inclined to simply shoot the breeze. Yet like nature itself, which with little warning can stir from merest whispers into a devastating tempest, through music O’Hanlon has the power to connect with some truly elemental forces.
The Storm EP’s opening, and title track, makes this point with a smouldering beauty. From its gentle acoustic opening, O’Hanlon’s bare emotions are there for all to feel, vocally running a spectrum from earthy to angelic, before the song first swells and then bursts with an intense passion worthy of its title.
Support from Natalie Oaks.
Entry requirements:
It is more than apt that George O’Hanlon is making his recorded debut with The Storm EP. Away from a stage or a microphone, the 21 year-old from Dorking might seem more inclined to simply shoot the breeze. Yet like nature itself, which with little warning can stir from merest whispers into a devastating tempest, through music O’Hanlon has the power to connect with some truly elemental forces.
The Storm EP’s opening, and title track, makes this point with a smouldering beauty. From its gentle acoustic opening, O’Hanlon’s bare emotions are there for all to feel, vocally running a spectrum from earthy to angelic, before the song first swells and then bursts with an intense passion worthy of its title.
Support from Natalie Oaks.
Entry requirements:
Other singer-songwriter gigs
— The Prospect Building
indie rock
indie pop
alternative pop
synthpop
festival
