In
the Red Room of Rescue Rooms, Rae drew in a small crowd of fans for a rather
intimate performance. The audience stood
for two talented support acts, including London’s Marie Naffah, another young
artist in the making. Rae approached the
stage and people gathered around to be as close with this lyrical goddess as
they possibly could, some even sitting on the floor right in front of the stage
and cramping along the side. As eager
listeners homed in, Rae sang a short set of stories with great sincerity.
‘It’s
like having a birthday party’ she said ‘and even though it’s your party you’re
afraid no one will turn up’. Her timid
stage presence and evident nervousness were placebos to her performance. A skilled pianist combined her incredibly
versatile vocals into beautiful compositions, each one increasingly emotionally
impacting. Listeners clung to every word
and note, Rae holding the entire room in the hypnotic world of a young woman
with a lot of passion. This friendly
Blackpool girl was eager to chat with locals after the show, ‘I want to know
more about Robin Hood’ she said. This
artist has a lot to give and a long way to go. You can download Rae’s ‘Blueprint Demos’ for
free at www.raemorris.co.uk .
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