Gia Ford is one of the few contemporary artists who actually succeeds in capturing a feeling of the lyrical drama of ordinary life. Ford, a rising singer from Sheffield, has signed with the label Chrysalis, once known for Blondie, and she performed Valentine's Day at Camden's renowned Jazz Café for the charity Choose Love.
Ford is a musical magpie, as are all great artists, drawing inspiration from Lana Del Rey and Shade to golden-era pop from the 1970s. A very distinct musical palette of dark, fuzzy guitars and murky synthesizers is sampled in her previously recorded music, which was distributed by the 1975's label Dirty Hit. It's a musical direction she's obviously moved away from, yet she still expresses her pride in the work.
Ford regularly publishes stuff to keep fans interested, like most artists do, but she was careful to emphasize how the pressure from the social media storm increases. Ford praised Chrysalis profusely while also making evident a change in her perception of herself as an artist.
Ford is today more inventive than ever, despite the enormous obstacle of being noticed in the business. Ford's live performance has a fresh feeling of rock-driven intensity thanks to a superb new backup band that includes guitarist Conor Houston, bassist Antonia Pooles (formerly of Sophie and the Giants and currently of Reverend and The Makers), and drummer Nicolas Py. Her live performances are unparalleled; they are expertly planned and managed..

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