The Songs of Joni Mitchell with Olivia Chaney, Jesca Hoop, and more

Olivia Chaney, born in Florence, is known for her eclectic music style blending folk, classical, and contemporary sounds. She studied at Chetham's and The Royal Academy, and her solo albums, including "The Longest River" and "Shelter," highlight her unique sound. She's collaborated with Kronos Quartet and The Decemberists, earning a Grammy nomination for Offa Rex. Her work explores themes of tradition, modernity, and love, with collaborations featuring Sam Amidon and remixes by artists like Dave Okumu.

California-born Jesca Hoop, now in Manchester, is a "musician's musician." Discovered by Tom Waits and toured with Peter Gabriel, she collaborates with Guy Garvey. Her acclaimed album "Stonechild," produced by John Parish, showcases her intricate, folk-influenced acoustic style.

Scottish indie-folk singer-songwriter Rachel Sermanni turns everyday moments mystical with dreamy, heartfelt songs about love, life, and quiet reflection.