Falle Nioke shares "Heaviness" and announces London headline show
Margate-based, singer and multi instrumentalist Falle Nioke has shared "Heaviness" as the latest offering from his debut album, Love From The Sea.
Falle Nioke wrote "Heaviness" after learning that people from his tribe wanted him to sing more in his native language of Coniagui. “‘Ma chiré’, the opening phrase of the song, means ‘call me’ in Coniagui. It’s about the feeling that consumes you when you miss somebody so badly, how you would do almost anything just to be in contact with them again,” he explains.
The track was produced by James Greenwood, AKA Ghost Culture, who says: "Brother Falle brings the magic again, like always, there isn’t much I need to do except press record and naturally go with his flow. There were many versions made but this is one of the first, proving you don’t always need to keep polishing.”
Falle Nioke has also announced a new London headline show at The Lexington on 20 November, where he will be backed by a full band.
Love From The Sea will be released on 26 September via Eat Your Own Ears Recordings. For tickets to his headline show, visit thelexington.co.uk.
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