Nancy Snatra

Place your pre-order now for Nancy's latest album (Double LP) of all-original compositions, in collaboration with Shawn Schlogel & Darin Clendenin. Produced by Johnaye Kendrick and featuring the talents of Josh Nelson, Sean Jones, Shawn Schlogel, Chris Symer, Michael Glynn, and Stefan Schatz, this is a very personal album with a variety of topics ranging from new love, betrayal, an adorable dog, world problems, to the passages of time and aging. Come along for the ride.

Nancy Sue Wilson (February 20, 1937 – December 13, 2018) was an American singer whose career spanned over five decades, from the mid-1950s until her retirement in the early 2010s.

Hello Young Lovers is a studio album by singer Nancy Wilson issued in July 1962 on Capitol Records.

A number of diverse influences have helped shape the musical language of Malcolm Dedman (born in London in 1948 but resident in provincial South Africa since 2007), among them Bartók and Messiaen, his Bahá’í Faith and, more recently, his new South African homeland.

Through the songs or ‘chansons’, we are given the chance to be transported back to a point when the word, note, instrument and performer collided to document impressions of a world lived long ago and yet with which we share so much. As songs that had a vibrant life beyond the words, we are afforded an entrance into the evergreen world of instrumental music of the Renaissance, into music that filled the taverns and dwellings of Paris and beyond. This is why these works maintain such relevance for us today.