DM Stith’s unique voice bridges, in seemingly effortless and inviting ways, the beguiling expanse between quailing sadness and featherlight joy.

A singer-songwriter and visual artist currently living in New York, Stith has explored his expressive vocal range on a variety of projects as solo artist, film composer, and new music collaborator including two solo albums (Heavy Ghost and Pigeonheart), a full album collaboration with John Mark Lapham of The Earlies (The Revival Hour’s Scorpio Little Devil), and two orchestral song cycles with NYC based composers Sarah Kirkland Snider (Unremembered) and Judd Greenstein (My City), as well as a slew of collaborations with Roomful of Teeth, My Brightest Diamond, Thomas Bartlett (Doveman), and Sufjan Stevens.

As a visual artist, Stith follows the same roaming interior curiosity through pencil, ink and paint, forming maps of an austere topography.

Stith returns to London for an intimate performance presenting songs from a new body of work co-produced with Thomas Bartlett (Doveman) throughout 2020 and 2021.

Please note that this is a mixed seating / standing event – separate ticket options will be available at check-out, depending on availability. Please email info@kingsplace.co.uk to discuss your access requirements.

‘Stith creates musical friction in a way that’s brilliantly compelling… shimmering with impressionistic beauty.’ The Guardian

‘There’s a time between sleeping and waking that’s occupied by DM Stith – weaving our sleep with hypnotic spells, wild chorals, plucked strings and primitive keys.’ NME

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