Jim Causley

b. 31 Oct 1981, Exeter, Devon, Britain. Causley’s parents had been folk performers and he was immersed in traditional music from a age group. He sang in chapel and folk choirs and in addition went to Sidmouth and Dartmoor folk celebrations. Later, he analyzed at the University or college of Newcastle upon Tyne, getting an early on graduate of this organization’s Folk and Traditional Music level course. In the mean time, he sang through the entire UK, his wealthy, bass voice bringing in favourable interest. He was noticed by experienced folk performers Norma Waterson and Martin Carthy and toured together regularly and made an appearance within the 2006 Waterson:Carthy recording, Holy Heathens AS WELL AS THE Aged Green Man. In 2006 and once again the following calendar year, Causley was nominated for the BBC Radio 2 Folk Prize, initial as soloist, after that as leader from the Devil’s Period, an a cappella vocal trio with Lauren McCormick and Emily Portman. He in addition has caused fiddler John McCusker (as Under One Sky), the Dartmoor Pixie Music group, Mawkin (as Mawkin:Causley), and regular collaborators consist of guitarist Adam Dumpleton and fiddler John Dipper. Furthermore to performing, Causley also has accordion. You should definitely performing, Causley is certainly energetic with Devon’s Wren Trust, marketing traditional arts and music in the region.