Born in Swakopmund, Namibia in 1991, Emmaleen Tangleweed began playing guitar and writing songs early in life, recording and releasing singles and EPs.

Event Details:
– Date: Sunday, 19 April
– Tickets: R120 per person (show only)
– Time: 18h00 for 18h30 (kitchen orders close at 18h30)
– Live Music starts AFTER dinner service is completed
– Dinner, dessert, and drinks available
– Fully licensed venue, BYOB not permitted
– Payment: Card or cash
– 15% service fee charged

More on the Artist:
The true testament to the culmination of a life dedicated to her craft can be found in her two full-length albums. “Songs from the Unseen, the Unsaid and the Unborn” (2022) and “The Sun will Still Shine when you Die” (2023) are gothic masterpieces of storytelling and true artistry that showcase her talent as a multi-instrumentalist as well as her prowess as one of the most intriguing songwriters in Southern Africa.

From banjo to Spanish nylon, from steel resonator to electric guitar, Emmaleen seamlessly serenades with mastery over her instruments, always careful to serve the song and its higher calling. Her true power lies in her stout voice – at times delicate and oftentimes commanding, the harrowing boom of her heart’s song in full force is as entrancing as it is fearsome.

Reviews:
“Emmaleen’s sound touches on the mystic brooding of the Mississippi delta, an insinuation of existential blues here, a nod to the providence of gospel there, and yet at no point is it any of these so-called genres. Emmaleen Tangleweed is a world unto herself, a microcosm of the astral that she is but a conduit to.” – Tyla Burnett

“It may be due to its timelessness, wherever you go the blues is the blues. Tangleweed plays with honesty and without pretense, and the result is magic.” – Christopher Nosibor, Aural Aggravation

“You should definitely take the chance to see her in person, where her sound can echo across a room and straight into your soul.” – James Browning, lets get local

News:
Emmaleen’s latest album ‘The Weaving’ will be released later this year with Cruel Nature Records (UK) on cassette and vinyl. After removing her music from major streaming platforms, her albums are now only available on Bandcamp.