Brightly

by Andrew Tijs on May 4, 2012

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Melbourne electro-folk duo Brightly drop the electro and add a sax to perform three tunes in the Noise11 studios.

Brightly are Charlie and Nic, a new duo crafting plaintive electronic folk odes and contrasting them with glittery gigs and snappy design.

Charlie and Nic are joined by sax pal Marcus to perform their debut double a-side ‘We Were In Tokyo’/’& Then We Woke Up’ and brand new single ‘Sarah’, which they are launching at the Empress Hotel on May 26 with Lift Off and Nearly Oratorio.

Tagged as: acoustic, Brightly, Charlie, folk, live, Nic, performance, saxophone, session

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