Violininst and composerRuby Colley launches her EP Underheard on 17 February 2023, with live concerts in London and Bury in February and March.
Ruby Colley
Ruby's work seeks to unravel the connections between nature and music. She draws upon a wide range of music styles including folk, improvisation and contemporary classical. Ruby creates instrumental soundscapes beyond the realm of traditional playing, introducing sounds from nature and electronics. Her latest commission - Edgeland - is an audio-visual work that explores people including Ruby's neurodivergent brother, and places within an 'Edgeland' near her home in West Sussex.
Ruby’s music is eclectic, unique and her performances are charged with emotional power and nuance. Her debut album Murmurations was released in 2010, followed by The Sussex Sessions, an EP with Isobel Anderson in 2014. Her latest album Overheard was released in April 2022, and explores connections between human presence and nature in response to the climate crisis.
Ruby’s music is eclectic, unique and her performances are charged with emotional power and nuance. Her debut album Murmurations was released in 2010, followed by The Sussex Sessions, an EP with Isobel Anderson in 2014. Her latest album Overheard was released in April 2022, and explores connections between human presence and nature in response to the climate crisis.
EP released on 17 February 2023 - click above to download on iTunes or stream on Apple Music
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Ruby Colley on BBC Radio 3
Night Tracks: 6 March 2023
InTune: 16 March 2023
Night Tracks: 6 March 2023
InTune: 16 March 2023
Electronic press kit for concert and recording reviewers available from Ulysses Arts.
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