Aldous Harding: Delicate, Gothic Folk

Soundcheck | Nov 7, 2016

Hailing from New Zealand’s Southern port town of Lyttelton, Aldous Harding digs deep into classic folk music with her acoustic-based brooding songs. Her music is utterly captivating, yet melancholy and bleak; the arrangements are delicate, simple, and elegant - with subtle harmonies, perhaps a touch of fiddle or keyboard, supporting acoustic guitar and Harding’s haunting voice.  Hear the New Zealand singer-songwriter perform fragile & intense songs in the studio. 

Set List: 

"Stop your Tears"
'What If Birds Aren’t Singing, They’re Screaming"
"Horizon"

 

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