Delphine Verleene Singer, indian harmonium
Cyrille Aubert Guitars (6 and 12 strings), backing
Maëlise Parisot Cello, backing
The Red Folks band welds folk-rock with bluegrass and celtic roots in their talented music and songs. The three string musicians (who play guitar, cello, double bass, violin, or banjo) ideally accompany the attractive, spellbinding voice of Delphine.
Their diverse, lively album, so close to American folk-rock music and Irish traditional tunes, is reminiscent of Nick Drake’s, Loreena Mc Kennitt’s or Damien Rice's.types of sonority.
All these qualities have combined to put The Red Folks at the top of the year's best folk playlist ! The Red Folks is THE band you should discover if you feel a sudden urge to go on a musical trip over to the American, English or Irish coasts.
These skilled artists, with their varied backgrounds, bring their experiences and personal influences together to combine and create an authentic musical identity of their own.
On stage, this successful blend is an invitation to go back into the past and change scenery ; it smells of the sea, beer and Irish coffee !
With her catchy melodies and delicate ballads, interspersed with string solos, Delphine's sensitive voice makes enthralling music. Instruments and voices mingle and complement each other, thus emphasizing or softening the singer’s voice