Watch an eerie session with Marika Hackman
07 January 2015, 10:00
| Written by
Sebastien Dehesdin
Over three EPs, Marika Hackman's unique songwriting vision has evolved from folky beginnings to more psychedelic territory. Offering a charismatic presence, the soft-voiced artist is slowly stamping her mark on the UK alternative music scene.
In an empty Barbican hall, save for a dancing couple, she treated us to an eerie rendition of "Drown", the first single from her upcoming debut album.
Marika Hackman will release her debut album "We Slept at Last" on 16th February on Dirty Hit. Pre-order it on iTunes now.
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