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Jim Ghedi

Jim Ghedi at green door store
mon
21
sep
time 7.00pm
Trafalgar Arches, Lower Goods Yard, Brighton

Jim Ghedi hails from Sheffield, South Yorkshire and although clearly well versed in the history of folk music, he stands out as a torch bearer for a new generation of respectful yet experimental performers. His album 'Wasteland', released in March 2025, saw wide acclaim and was recognised as a profoundly bold sonic statement that is some of the most rich, far-reaching and ambitious work in the Folk genre - pushing the boundaries of what folk music can be. His third album released on the Basin Rock record label, this new sound emulates a more brooding, darker and electronic world which is...

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A 6 and 12 string guitarist and singer whose 2025 album wasteland was received as some of the most ambitious writing in british folk, and who wrote his first film soundtrack the same year for a24's the death of robin hood. The sound is rooted in the folk tradition but pulls in drone, contemporary classical and post-rock, with lyrics tied to rural english landscape and heritage. A new track, the hungry child, followed in april 2026.

If only more musicians today could mix the new with the old so bravely.

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