One of the most intimate performances in the Puma Social Real Music Wednesday series to date. Durbanite Julian Redpath is unlike any other singer-songwriter – unless you compare him to the likes of Conor Oberst or José González. On a cold winter’s night, the Bioscope in the Maboneng precinct lit up with the tender sounds
One of the most intimate performances in the Puma Social Real Music Wednesday series to date.
Durbanite Julian Redpath is unlike any other singer-songwriter – unless you compare him to the likes of Conor Oberst or José González.
On a cold winter’s night, the Bioscope in the Maboneng precinct lit up with the tender sounds of Redpath’s delicate voice and the quiet strum of his guitar – nearly silencing the audience with one of the most intimate performances in the Puma Social Real Music Wednesday series to date.
With a setlist comprising all original material, Redpath left those in the audience wanting more – at least in the form of a full-length record. For now fans have to make do with an already released EP, Shipwrecks and wait out for a full album from this timeless artist.
