About

Lonelady and Coby Sey - Double Bill

Lonelady:

Julie Campbell, A.K.A LoneLady, is a musician, songwriter, singer and producer from Manchester, England. Inspired by British post-punk Julie first started making recordings in the early-mid 2000s on a 4-track cassette recorder in her tower block flat in Manchester while completing a Fine Art Degree. Self-taught on many instruments including guitar, bass, synths, drum machines and later learning cello, Julie writes all the parts and plays all the instruments on her recordings, with the exception of real drums.

LoneLady has returned (March 2021) with new single “(There Is) No Logic”, a punchy electro and R&B tinged track, released via Warp Records. “(There Is) No Logic” fuses humanity and hardware, with unruly chopped-up vocal samples layered over twisting machine-funk rhythms.

Inspired by Memento Mori paintings, a medieval art style that served as a symbolic representation of the inevitability of death, “(There Is) No Logic” re-interprets this for the 21st century. LoneLady’s tongue is firmly in her cheek, pairing blackly humorous tidings of doom with an irrepressible dancefloor energy.

Click here to see LoneLady perform (There Is) No Logic on Later... with Jools Holland.

Coby Sey:

Coby Sey is a producer, vocalist, and DJ, who after years spent bussing around the DIY artist circuitry of South East London has developed a distinctive presence as a performer and producer offering a shifting, disorienting vision of club music.

A long-time collaborator with Mica Levi, Tirzah, Babyfather, CURL, Klein, and Kwes, Coby's recorded work spans the realms of live instrumentation, sample-based productions and experimental music, melding recognisable motifs of hip hop, drone, jazz, grime and more into a dubbed-out anaesthesia.

On stage, these dreamlike compositions are imbued with a heavy, uneasy dancefloor energy, and fleshed out by live instrumentation courtesy of regular cohorts Alpha Maid, Momoko Gill and Ben Vince.

Coby's long awaited debut album 'Conduit' will be released on September 9th through AD93.

“...grubby forage through pitched-down post-punk” – RESIDENT ADVISOR

Double Bill:

Coby Sey - 20:10

Lonelady - 21:30

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