Stevie Neale has spent the last year quietly building her reputation with small town showcases outside of London. These included a defining gig in a gloomy Cornwall pub fighting for airtime while a crowd of locals stared at The X Factor on TV. It’s fair to say that the Hackney Weekend will be a milestone for this enigmatic artist.
Her self-produced and cutting-edge electronic/RnB tinged beats might have been made while she was living in the Cornish wilderness but her stunning voice belongs more to the distant city skyscrapers and superstar billboards of her Hackney home. It's a combination that is already winning her fans in high places - starting with a feature spot on Morgan Zarate upcoming Hyperdub EP.
Stevie Neale has spent the last year quietly building her reputation with small town showcases outside of London. These included a defining gig in a gloomy Cornwall pub fighting for airtime while a crowd of locals stared at The X Factor on TV. It’s fair to say that the Hackney Weekend will be a milestone for this enigmatic artist.
Her self-produced and cutting-edge electronic/RnB tinged beats might have been made while she was living in the Cornish wilderness but her stunning voice belongs more to the distant city skyscrapers and superstar billboards of her Hackney home. It's a combination that is already winning her fans in high places - starting with a feature spot on Morgan Zarate upcoming Hyperdub EP.
