Best of The Basement Sessions

BEST OF THE GREEN NOTE BASEMENT SESSIONS – Charity event in support of CLIC Sargent.

Headliners: RUTH & NATASHA COLLETT

Twin sisters Ruth and Natasha Collett are a London based duo combining blood harmonies and catchy melodies to create a unique folky sound. It is the emotional integrity of their original songs which keeps audiences captivated and coming back for more.



There will be support from…

KAWALA

Jim and Daniel grew up partying together. Now singing together, they create songs with a strong narrative and a sweet purity runs through their acoustic sounds. Proudly representing their Camden roots, the North London twang is carried through their songs. Beauty is formed through their simplistic way of arranging a song, stripping back to basics of an instrumental and a vocal. The kind of raw vocals that warm your belly and make the hairs on your arms stand on end.

Daniel is a 21-year-old singer-songwriter who has recently graduated from Leeds College of Music. After spending three years learning his craft he’s now working on an album with producer and fellow LCOM grad Joel Archer. Originally from London, his songs are very folk/blues orientated and focus heavily on lyrical content. Influences include the likes of Bob Dylan, John Lennon and Alex turner. Capable of standing alone in a room with just his guitar or delivering energetic performances with his band, Daniel is an act to look out for in 2018.

This night is about raising as much money as we can for CLIC Sargent
When cancer strikes young lives CLIC Sargent helps families limit the damage cancer causes beyond their health. Today, 11 more children and young people will hear the devastating news that they have cancer. From diagnosis, CLIC Sargent’s specialist care teams will step in, ready to help, support and guide. They will provide a specialist package of support tailored to each young cancer patient and family. CLIC Sargent fights tirelessly for children and young people with cancer, often when they feel they can’t.

www.clicsargent.org.uk