Gráinne Duffy | fr

Les caprices du sort qui destinent un fils ou une fille préféré à s’extraire des profondeurs d’une petite communauté située en bord de mer dans le nord du Pays de Galles sont difficiles à comprendre. Duffy semble avoir été choisie pour chanter. Du plus loin qu’elle s’en souvienne, elle connaissait son destin. Evocatrice de la musique avec laquelle elle a grandi, et pourtant tout à fait moderne, sa sonorité chargée de soul combine une atmosphère nostalgique avec le son rustique de la vie moderne. Influencée par Doris Duke, Bettye Swann, Scott Walker et Richard Hawley, Duffy a commencé à écrire...

Gráinne Duffy is an Irish singer-songwriter from Castleblayney, Co. Monaghan, Ireland. All Access Magazine described her music as a "powerhouse of soul and inspiration mixed with desire and passion".[1] Her Success has led her to play 3 days on the Acoustic Stage at Glastonbury Festival 2008, UK.[2] and Blues On The Bay Festival 2008 in Warrenpoint, Northern Ireland, which has been twice headlined by Van Morrison.[3] Grainne Duffy has opened for many major acts including Robben Ford,[4] Dino Baptiste,[5] Shawn Jones[6] and The Yardbirds.[7] Her tracks have also made it on many BBC Radio Ulster playlists including Alan Simpson's Playlist,[8]...

Stephen Duffy (born Stephen Anthony James Duffy on 30 May 1960 in Alum Rock, Birmingham, England) is an English singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. He was a founding member and original lead singer (and bassist) of Duran Duran (though he left before they signed with EMI in 1980). Subsequently he has recorded under various guises and with various collaborators as The Hawks, Tin Tin, Stephen "Tin Tin" Duffy, Dr. Calculus, The Lilac Time, Stephen Duffy & The Lilac Time, and The Devils. In his solo efforts he had two UK hit singles in the mid 1980s: Kiss Me and Icing on the...