Seven Ash Green London, UK
Seven Ash Green is a UK-based collaboration between 13 Frightened Girls founder members Sumishta Brahm and Keith Williams – and singer-songwriter Heidi Berry, who released five solo albums to critical acclaim on UK indie labels Creation and 4AD. Multi-instrumentalist Williams arrangement and production combined with Brahm and Berry’s interwoven close vocal harmonies are a key feature. ... more
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