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Sophie Bancroft: Handwritten - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Handwritten Artist: Sophie Bancroft Label: CD Baby Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 880992141840 Genre: Folk Release Date: 2008 06 10 Number of Discs: 1 One of the most inventive and distinctive artists to emerge from Scotland, jazz folk singer songwriter Sophie Bancroft has drawn comparison to artists as classily diverse as Peggy Lee, Joan Armatrading, and Norah Jones. With her music used on hit TV drama 'Six Feet Under', Sophie's songs about

Title: Handwritten
Artist: Sophie Bancroft
Label: CD Baby
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 880992141840
Genre: Folk
Release Date: 2008-06-10
Number of Discs: 1

One of the most inventive and distinctive artists to emerge from Scotland, jazz-folk singer-songwriter Sophie Bancroft has drawn comparison to artists as classily diverse as Peggy Lee, Joan Armatrading, and Norah Jones. With her music used on hit TV drama 'Six Feet Under', Sophie's songs about life can be fun, flirty, heart-wrenching, shocking and beautiful. "Refreshing and utterly magical" The Herald 'Gorgeous, origianal acoustic music' The List Sophie Bancroft grew up in a musical family; her parents were semi-professional jazz musicians and brothers Tom and Phil Bancroft have become two of the top jazz musicians and composers in Scotland. As a young child, Sophie has strong memories of falling asleep to the jazz bands that would play at her parents numerous musical parties, and an innate musical sense was born. After a musically rebellious teenage era, at the age of 17 Sophie expressed her desire to be a jazz singer to her father, who promptly sat her down and played her his favourite albums by Billie Holiday, Sarah Vaughan, Ella Fitzgerald and Astrud Gilberto and started singing regularly with the family band. Edinburgh was full of an exciting generation of young jazz musicians at this time and Sophie soon formed her own bands, developing her skills alongside Brian Kellock, Colin Steele and John Rae to name but a few, and receiving much acclaim from the press. 'It is for her ability as a musician that she's become part of the wave talent now being recognised in Central Scotland' The Herald 'This voice has elegant and ethereal qualities and should be encouraged' The Scotsman 'She is the best vocalist of the new generation of young Scot's jazz musicians' The Herald Sophie performed around Britain at major jazz festivals and clubs, as well as touring in France and Italy. After teaming up with guitarist Sandy Wright, she received regular broadcasts on BBC Radio 2 and Radio Scotland. Sophie then moved south to take up post as Britains first Jazz Education Development Officer, during which time she honed her skills as a songwriter and an educator. On her return back to Scotland, Sophie teamed up with singer and musician Gina Rae, and went on to have a highly successful 5 years performing, broadcasting and recording mainly Sophie's compositions with a unique jazz, folk and pop mixture of influences. 'The hottest outfit to come from Scotland in a long time' Blow The Fuse, London 'Gorgeous, original acoustic music' The List 'Refreshing and utterly magical' The Herald Sophie was then invited to collaborate with west coast electronic band Spylab, signed to Guidance Records in Chicago, to produce the highly acclaimed CD 'This Utopia'. Their collaborations have subsequently been used on major TV series such as HBO's 'Six Feet Under' and VH1's 'Bands On The Run' and reached top 10 slots in many dance charts as well as a performance at the South By Southwest Music Festival in Texas. Signing a publishing deal with Bug Music in Los Angeles in 2003 Sophie subsequently recorded 3 albums featuring some of Scotland's top musicians - Dave Milligan on keyboards, Tom Lyne on bass, Sandy Wright on guitar, Donald Hay on drums and produced by saxophonist and composer Phil Bancroft. 'The cool and sophisticated lyrical styling of Sophie Bancroft. Weaving a tapestry of songs over the course of two hours, her smooth and smoky voice lifts above the mellowed beat of the music, washing over the audience, leaving them transfixed. Her eclectic mix of jazz, country, blues and folky rock, creates a sound that will appeal to everyone for years to come' threeweeks. Co.UK CD 'Modern Love' was released in October 2003: · 'Echoes along the way range from Peggy Lee to Joan Armatrading, Alison Krauss to Bjork, in a boldly achieved balance of the classic and the contemporary' Sunday Herald · 'Sophie Bancroft has an impressive CV that covers jazz, pop and folk. She draws on all these diverse skills, weaving them through a captivatingly moody set of songs. There's an openness and transparency in her songs that communicate, and after all, that's what it's all about' Jazzwise Recently In 2005 the Burnsong Festival invited Sophie and 7 other top singer-songwriters (Boo Hewerdine, Riley Briggs from band Aberfeldy, Emily Smith, David Scott, Marc Pilley, Nicki King and Geoff Martyn) to spend a week co-writing songs which were subsequently performed at the Burnsong Festival and during the Scottish Arts Council promoted Tune-Up tour around Scotland in January 2007. The group of 8 singer-songwriters continue to perform together and plan to release a CD of their collaborative work. Sophie regularly performs with various innovative bands including accordionist virtuoso Martin Green's - The Green Machine, has supported guitar legend Bert Jansch at the ABC in Glasgow and toured with fellow singer-songwriter Andi Neate whilst maintaining her connection with the jazz world singing alongside award-winning jazz vocalists Liane Caroll and Barbara Morrison during the Glasgow and Edinburgh International Jazz Festivals. Recently signing a music administration contract with Rescue Records in the USA, Sophie has released her fourth CD 'Handwritten'.

Tracks:
1.1 Won't Be You
1.2 I Would Rather Be Me
1.3 Stormchaser
1.4 Always Ever After
1.5 Streets of Summer
1.6 Skin
1.7 Clumsy
1.8 My Oh My
1.9 Dreaming
1.10 Waterfell
1.11 Calgary Bay

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