The Daniela/Daniel duo understandably toned things down for this intimate artist-only evening in recognition of Amnesty International's Human Rights Day. Even still it was a lovely short few tunes as they both were seated, except when Daniela passed out the bells for the crowd to lend their ring. Black and White Mountains is an Inner Classics fave and therefore a welcome inclusion in the set.
Todd Clark of Pilot Speed
It has been ages since I've paid much attention to Pilate (now Pilot Speed) yet the singer played an enjoyable acoustic set. Actually I enjoyed it much more than anticipated considering it was just himself and an acoustic - didn't hurt that he included Into Your Hideout at the behest of the host.
Jeremy Fisher
Understandable Jeremy Fisher played only a couple of songs on his acoustic guitar but I could listen to him all night. Seemingly simple yet catchy he can really tell a story with his songs and offers them up in an engaging and authentic manner. A treat for him to have come all the way from Ottawa for such a legitimate cause and excellent event.
Todd Clark of Pilot Speed
It has been ages since I've paid much attention to Pilate (now Pilot Speed) yet the singer played an enjoyable acoustic set. Actually I enjoyed it much more than anticipated considering it was just himself and an acoustic - didn't hurt that he included Into Your Hideout at the behest of the host.
Jeremy Fisher
Understandable Jeremy Fisher played only a couple of songs on his acoustic guitar but I could listen to him all night. Seemingly simple yet catchy he can really tell a story with his songs and offers them up in an engaging and authentic manner. A treat for him to have come all the way from Ottawa for such a legitimate cause and excellent event.
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