For Brighton’s Carrie Tree, 2013 was a landmark year, capped by a performance on the new 2000+ capacity William’s Green stage at Glastonbury Festival (along with bands like Alt-J and The Vaccines). In 2014, Carrie will release her new album Home To The Invisible on March 17th through Wild Cedar Records, preceded by new single Mama Kita.
Mama Kita was recorded Sussex UK, and in Durban, South Africa, at Headroom Studios and features the vocal talents of Albert Mazibuko from Ladysmith Black Mambazo. The track benefits from some traditional African instruments like Kora (African harp), Nyatiti, Djembe, Endingidi (traditional Ugandan tube fiddle) and also cello, fretless bass, guitar and percussion.
Watch the video in full here:
http://youtu.be/sOnYPIaxmiQ
Carrie will also be on tour. Full details are below:
Jan 2014
29th The Jenny Lind, Hastings
Feb 2014
2nd The Grey Lady, Tunbridge
4th Ronnie Scotts, London
6th Komedia, Brighton
7th Farnham Maltings Café, Farnham
8th Horsebridge Centre, Whitstable
9th Lewis Con Club, Lewis
12th Prince Albert, Stroud
13th South Devon Arts, Totness
20th The Hare and Hounds, Birmingham
March
2nd Slaughtered Lamb, London
Jan 2014
29th The Jenny Lind, Hastings
Feb 2014
2nd The Grey Lady, Tunbridge
4th Ronnie Scotts, London
6th Komedia, Brighton
7th Farnham Maltings Café, Farnham
8th Horsebridge Centre, Whitstable
9th Lewis Con Club, Lewis
12th Prince Albert, Stroud
13th South Devon Arts, Totness
20th The Hare and Hounds, Birmingham
March
2nd Slaughtered Lamb, London
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