Nastee Chapel
Where light meets dark, old meets new, tradition meets progression.
NatalieGrace & Steve, Nastee Chapel, are a musical duo performing original music and folk songs with a sprinkling of storytelling.
These two bards weave a web of original, innovative music to shine a light into our modern lives and pass on folk songs handed down by those we follow on from.
Free yourself from the stiff upper lip and get your knees up with
Nastee Chapel.
Eccentric and heartwarming, this is music to connect and celebrate.
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Innovative, eccentric and life-affirming are words from Nastee Chapel audiences.
This UK acoustic duo fuse genres and influences to create a musical melting pot you’ve never heard before.
Virtuoso musicianship meets crowd-pleasing tunes and storytelling.
An old time feel that is timeless and heart-grabbing in its relevance today.
Send Me Your Ears, Music Review
"Great catchy lyrics, superbly tight musicianship and a quirkiness that puts them head and shoulders above most of the music coming out of the UK folk scene right now."
Genevieve Tudor, BBC Radio Shropshire
"Their music is delicious, super...I am amazed by this woman's voice."
Peter Kenway, Stages for Events
“No matter what stage I put them on, these guys always end up with a bigger audience than when they started.”
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Debut Album
Lost & Found
Lost & Found
Debut Album Out Now
A collection of songs to walk you through the labyrinth of life. Travel through our ancient past, medieval Europe and surrender your 21st century strife,
'For we all stand together, or we don't stand at all.'
Produced by Nigel Stonier, recorded at Airtight Studios, Manchester.
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East Cheshire, UK
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"I regard tradition as progressive...Folk music has to live and breathe."
- MARTIN CARTHY