The Verse’s Francesca Thornton reviews Billie Marten’s gig at Resident Music in Brighton. Billie Marten’s music is the perfect accompaniment for a calm, Sunday morning, sat on a garden patio with a cup of tea while the sun glistens through the trees… or for an intimate gig in Resident Music, […]
The Verse’s Autumn Micketti previews The Pinpockets’ gig happening at the Hope and Ruin on 14th May. Disruptor: Pickpockets Plus Support at The Hope and Ruin Need to blow off some steam and take a break from studying? Head to the Hope and Ruin on 14th May to catch the […]
The Verse’s Autumn Micketti attended Holy Magick’s gig at the Prince Albert pub in Brighton. The Prince Albert has always been a haven for Uni students and up-and-coming artists alike, and last week’s show was no exception. Although the place was not packed, it had a warm and friendly atmosphere. […]
The Verse’s Shriya Ruparelia showcases her poem ‘Imagine Changing Your Name’ for us. White washed and western Ritesh becomes Ricky, Aishwairya to Annie, Culture grinded, like cardamom seeds To a pestle and mortar, a powder It’s easier to swallow that way Easier for who? Not knowing what name To […]
The Verse’s Daisy Hayes interviews singer Sophia Harari about working in the music scene in Brighton. Sophia Harari is originally from Manchester but currently lives and works in Brighton. She is in her final year studying Philosophy, Politics and Ethics at the University of Brighton, but has recently found herself […]
