Rhys Lewis
Hoxton Hall, N1 6SH , [Venue Details]A New Year, and a new opportunity found Rhys Lewis emerging from the end of a relationship, his heart in pieces and his head in disarray. Moving back to London from the Oxfordshire countryside was tough, but music became his salve.
Freed from major label inhibitions, he started to sketch out new ideas, working only to his own desires. “For the first time, I was making something I had to trust myself on,” he notes. “It was so nice to write music without any expectations placed on me. Those small changes do add up. You’re writing from where you feel, and what you think, and that’s a much purer place to make music from.
Taking hold of a studio space in East London, he wanted to create “an extension of my living room”. Each day he would walk 20 minutes along the canal, over the Lea Valley marshes, and pour his heart out on tape. “When I finally got it set up, I realised that I had a palette. All the instruments that I’ve collected were in one place. I looked at the things I’d loved long enough to call them mine, and thought: well, I’ll work with those.”
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Age restriction: U16s with an adult
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A New Year, and a new opportunity found Rhys Lewis emerging from the end of a relationship, his heart in pieces and his head in disarray. Moving back to London from the Oxfordshire countryside was tough, but music became his salve.
Freed from major label inhibitions, he started to sketch out new ideas, working only to his own desires. “For the first time, I was making something I had to trust myself on,” he notes. “It was so nice to write music without any expectations placed on me. Those small changes do add up. You’re writing from where you feel, and what you think, and that’s a much purer place to make music from.
Taking hold of a studio space in East London, he wanted to create “an extension of my living room”. Each day he would walk 20 minutes along the canal, over the Lea Valley marshes, and pour his heart out on tape. “When I finally got it set up, I realised that I had a palette. All the instruments that I’ve collected were in one place. I looked at the things I’d loved long enough to call them mine, and thought: well, I’ll work with those.”
Admission: £21.75
Age restriction: U16s with an adult
Halibuts is the only place to find ALL London's live music.
Free for all to use, we track ~1,000 London venues and list every type of live music.
Click here to start using Halibuts.
Or download the Halibuts APP:
IOS
ANDROID