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SUMMARY:Katie Spencer
LOCATION:Chelmsford Black Frog Presents at the Hot Box
DESCRIPTION:- ''Her articulate picking\, with suggestions of folk and jazz
 \, frames intelligently written songs’ – GuitaristMagazine‘Fresh as 
 a sweet Sunday morning’ – MOJO ★★★★‘A fine singer-songwriter
 \, and an excellent guitarist’ – Songlines ★★★★‘A master-cla
 ss of inspired and beautifully-sounding craftsmanship’ – KLOF‘One of
  the most distinctive voices in folk music’ – Folk London‘What Love 
 Is is a triumph. Katie deploys her signature vocal vibrato to devastating 
 effect’ – At The BarrierRaised in the East Yorkshire flatlands on the 
 fringes of Hull (UK)\, Katie Spencer’s landscape has always beenthat of 
 open skies and widening rivers. It is this sense of space and movement tha
 t flows through her assuredguitar style and songwriting. Now\, as Katie st
 eps into this new era with a third album\, her focus turns to thosedeeper 
 inner spaces\, inviting the listener to engage with her heartfelt and intr
 icately crafted songs.Her writing\, and most notably her guitar playing\, 
 stems from a time when the steel-stringed instrument wastruly finding its 
 voice. Artists like Joni Mitchell\, Judee Sill\, Julie Byrne and perhaps m
 ost evidently MichaelChapman weave into her sound. Katie absorbs these inf
 luences into her songwriting and with her distinctivedeep vibrato and crys
 tal-clear guitar style\, she makes the music inimitably her own.Katie rele
 ased her third album What Love Is in October 2025\; an intimate collection
  of ten brand-new songsproduced by Matt Ingram (Laura Marling\, The Staves
 ). It reached #12 in the Official Folk Albums Chart uponrelease. Recorded 
 in London’s Urchin Studios and featuring prominent players Giacomo Smith
  (clarinet)\, MaxClilverd (pedal steel)\, Tom Mason (double bass) and Matt
  Ingram (drums\, synth). What Love Is evokes thespirit of Joni Mitchell’
 s finest later works\, always honouring without emulating. Lyrically matur
 e and at timespastoral\; the album is melodically sophisticated and unflin
 chingly honest. She moves effortlessly from wide-open jazz-tinged soundsca
 pes\, influenced by Pharoah Sanders and John Abercrombie\, through to the 
 folk-baroque fingerpicking style that her fans admire her for. Her singing
  is powerful yet warm\, true and pristinein delivery. The musicianship thr
 oughout the record feels liberated by Katie’s innovation and confidence\
 , andthe result is a master-class of inspired and beautiful-sounding craft
 smanship.‘... a world-class folk guitarist’ – fRoots'Katie’s guita
 r playing has echoes of my dear friend the late great Bert Jansch. Like a 
 musical weaver shethreads her poetic lyrics through the guitar’s strings
  and produces tapestries of song.' – Ralph McTellKatie has toured extens
 ively and is a powerful and confident presence on stage\, delivering her f
 inely-tunedmusic with humour and insight. It is often said that Katie draw
 s audiences into her mesmerising and musicallyarticulate world with gentle
  affection and care. Her impressive live touring schedule is testament to 
 this\, andhas seen her headline some of the most prestigious venues in the
  UK\, including St Pancras Old Church and TheTrades Club in Hebden Bridge\
 , and perform at many respected major folk festivals such as the world-ren
 owned Celtic Connections and Cambridge Folk Festival. Her live history als
 o features many overseasadventures including extensive tours in Europe and
  Australia (including Port Fairy Folk Festival). Last yearKatie continued 
 to tour widely in the UK and Europe\, and was also invited to represent Br
 itain and perform atthe prestigious Folk Alliance International in Montrea
 l\, Canada. She recently became the owner and endorseeof a custom-built si
 gnature guitar\, specially crafted for her by distinguished luthier Tom Sa
 nds and is lookingforward to taking this beautiful instrument out on the r
 oad in 2026.Her debut album Weather Beaten (2019) was praised for its “u
 nique song-craft\, spell-binding musicianshipand crystal sonic clarity\,
 ” as she brought together fans of music from all backgrounds and walks o
 f life. Thiswas followed by The Edge of the Land (2022)\, which reached #1
 4 in the Official Folk Charts upon release.This record also features Tom M
 ason on double bass\, with additional percussion and piano provided by Arr
 anAhmun and Spencer Cozens\, musicians who developed their craft in the Jo
 hn Martyn band.'One of the most satisfying and spellbinding singer-songwri
 ter collections I’ve encountered in some time.' –RnR Magazine'A timele
 ss English folk album...’ – Shindig!'This is beautifully written and p
 layed music\, with the quiet consistency and confidence in its performers 
 ofsome of Laura Marling’s best work. Wonderful stuff\; let this one live
  with you for a while to discover itspowers.' – KLOF\n\nBoletos: https:/
 /wegottickets.com/event/711532
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