SOPHIE CRAWFORD

Sophie Crawford is a London folk musician with her own unique charm. 

She offers fresh and exciting interpretations of traditional songs, in her own unique voice, accompanying herself on accordion, dulcimer and ukulele.

Her debut album ‘Silver Pin’ was released in 2018 and was Mainly Norfolk’s 2018 album of the year.
She is currently undertaking the Arts Council Funded ‘Meemaw Project’ exploring the links between sign language and step dancing.
In 2021 she received a grant from the Alan Surtees Trust to carry out archival research in queer narratives in traditional music.
She is about to commence a masters in Queer History and Ethnomusicology at Goldsmiths.
She is interested in women’s history, queer history, traditional music, dance, drag and the way all of these things intersect.

The Harrison are very excited to be filming a series of UK folk gigs for broadcast in the The Harrison's new London Underground Venue in the Decentraland virtual world. The first permanent acoustic music venue in the Metaverse.

This series of 36 shows will be filmed in The Harrison Basement in front of a select studio audience of just 20, using our new professional, multi camera, streaming set up,

This show starts at 7pm promptly and will last for one hour. Please arrive early.