TOP VOCAL UNSIGNED TALENT SHOWCASES THIS TUESDAY AT LONDON'S HOTTEST LIVE MUSIC VENUE - PIANO WORKS

Showcasing at the Emerging Talent Night on Tuesday 7^thFebruary at Piano Works, Farringdon (www.pianoworks.bar) - recently described as the hottest live venue in London by The Express Newspaper - are four exciting and hugely talented unsigned artists who will be taking to the stage to wow the audience.

First up isBoni Jane - an  English born singer/songwriter who has published over 50 songs in a number of genres including dance, pop, folk, rock  and country. Her Songwriting credits include: Crazy- Carnivore- Universal Films 2015, My Valentine- Carnivore- Universal Films 2015 and Survival- Knight of the Damned- Warner Music 2016.

 Also taking to the stage is Suzie Mack, Susie hassung at festivals such as Glastonbury, Beautiful Days, Port Eliot and Looe Music festival and since her arrival on the music scene has been nicknamed ‘Aretha' Suzie due to her powerful but sweet vocals. 

Suzie is currently in between London and the depths of Cornwall, writing and working on her first ever album.

Also performing is Nina Clark, who has been playing live professionally since early 2003, though her first forays into performance occurred at school age in jazz bands in a variety of venues around Kent.

 She began teaching music in 1995, whilst still a pupil at Homewood School, and has not looked back since. It is Nina's mission to have a full and varied career, by combining her love of live performance and studio work and her desire to pass this passion and knowledge on to her students.

The final showcase is from full band,Cascobay. Bandmates Tom Bradley, Rich Sinclair, Davey Lagden and Simon Brown formed Cascobay in the winter of 2015 and having spent the best part of a year locked away writing songs and honing their sound. They are now emerging with a hook-led, soulful and at times tropical expression which balances mainstream appeal with a musical darkness & depth.

For more information contact Melanie Faldo atsocal.uk@gmail.com

Notes to editor

Tuesday nights are the only nights you will find the Piano Works stepping away from their usual formula of only playing songs by audience request