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Kings Place Festival 2012

Travel to Kings Place

MADAM

Madam is the project of singer/songwriter/producer Sukie Smith, Her abum In Case of Emergency, out on Reveal Records in 2008, featured cameo appearances from fifteen other musicians including former Rockingbird Sean Reed and received outstanding reviews from the national press.

Last year she took the stage of the Queen Elizabeth Hall with Black Box Recorder and supported Hugo Race (ex Bad Seeds) in his London appearance.
Madam will play a full line up set including recent addition John Mercedo from Queen of Swords, whose soundscapes have become integral part of the cutting edge and nocturnal sound of the band.

'Sukie Smith, better known as Madam, has a rare ability to combine the smoky, nocturnal atmospherics conjured by PJ Harvey or Portishead or the Velvet Underground with a pop sensibility' The Independent, One to Watch (April 2008)

'Beautiful vocals set against a backdrop of acoustic guitars show great promise and give the track a distinct Portishead feel' Artrocker