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FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen GmbH Große Elbstr. 277 a ∙ 22767 Hamburg Tel. (040) 853 88 888 ∙ www.fkpscorpio.com PRESSEMITTEILUNG 15.06.2015 Rosie Lowe kommt im März auf Tour „Who’s that girl?“ Diese Frage wird niemand mehr stellen, der die gleichnamige Single von Rosie Lowe gehört hat. Dieser slowe und unglaublich heiße R’n’B-Sound, diese soulige Stimme, diese groovige Produktion, diese Steigerung vom leisen Beginn zum großen Finale: Das ist einfach ganz große Musik. Man hört sofort, dass Lowe mit Jazz und Soul aufgewachsen ist – in Devon übrigens, wo sie zunächst an ihren Fähigkeiten feilte – und ihr die Feinheiten ins Blut übergegangen sind. „Definitely one to watch“, hieß es, als die Londoner Sängerin und Songwriterin ihre Debüt-EP „Right Thing“ veröffentlichte. „The four songs on her EP, by the way, are all fabulous“, urteilte The Guardian und hatte damit so was von recht. Beats wie kleine, nur leicht fühlbare Explosionen, Klangteppiche, auf denen man knöcheltief durch dunkelrote Räume wandelt und eine mäandernde Stimme, die Herzen schmelzen lässt. Produziert von Kwes (auch tätig für Damon Albarn, Bobby Womack, Eliza Doolittle oder Speech Debelle) und The- Invisible-Gitarrist Dave Okumu (der schon mit Musikern wie Amy Winehouse, St. Vincent, Jane Birkin und Anna Calvi gearbeitet hat), schossen die vier Tracks die junge Frau in den Musikhimmel der britischen Hauptstadt. Kein Wunder, dass Produzenten-Legende, Grammy-, Brit-Awards-, MTV-und-alles-andere-Preisträger Paul Epworth Rosie Lowe auf seinem Label Wolf Tone unter Vertrag nahm. Große Namen, große Töne, große Songs und fantastische Musik. Im kommenden Frühjahr präsentiert sie sich live in unseren Clubs. 04.03.2016 Hamburg - Nochtspeicher 05.03.2016 Berlin - Privatclub Präsentiert werden die Shows von detektor.fm und tape.tv. Tickets gibt es für 12 Euro zzgl. Gebühren an allen bekannten CTS–VVK-Stellen sowie unter der Hotline 01806 – 853653 (0,20 €/Anruf aus dem Festnetz, Mobilfunk max. 0,60 €/Anruf), auf fkpscorpio.com und eventim.de. FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen GmbH Große Elbstr. 277 a ∙ 22767 Hamburg Tel. (040) 853 88 888 ∙ www.fkpscorpio.com Mehr Infos und Musik unter rosielowe.com, facebook.com/rosielowemusic, twitter.com/rosielowemusic, instagram.com/rosielowemusic, youtube.com/user/RosieLoweVEVO und soundcloud.com/rosielowe. Pressematerial zu unseren Veranstaltungen finden Sie auf unserer Homepage fkpscorpio.com unter dem Menüpunkt PRESSEBEREICH. PRESSEKONTAKT PRESSEMATERIAL FKP Scorpio Konzertproduktionen GmbH Bild- und Textmaterial finden Sie unter Ansprechpartner: Asja Schöner www.fkpscorpio.com/de/pressebereich Email: [email protected] Tel.: 040 853 88 824 .

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