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ABRSM Stage - RNCM popular music sessions - Sister Grace and Daisy Cameron

ABRSM Stage is an online performance series led by our Artistic Director, Alexis Ffrench, that showcases musicians and musical artistry from around the world. It is part of our commitment to championing a life-long love for music, celebrating the rich diversity that music brings to our lives. ABRSM Stage invites our audiences to share in the sounds of up-and-coming artists, while giving us the opportunity to share with our audiences the music of more established acts. For over 50 years the RNCM has remained at the forefront of music education globally and in 2015, they cemented this position by launching the UK’s first four-year undergraduate degree in popular music. Complementing their classical offer, this innovative approach proved revolutionary for the sector, enabling talented music students to develop their skills within a highly specialised environment. Just one of the opportunities provided through the degree is RNCM Sessions, which enables their up-and-coming artists to record their work in a professional setting. Sister Grace are Max Eastland-Park, Pablo Miller and Jake Bott. They aim to be the bridge between more alternative band music and the popular music of today, through their production and melodies. @ssistergrace Daisy Cameron is a 22 year old vocalist and songwriter based in Manchester. Inspired by the flavours of soul and jazz along with alternative indie music, Daisy combines rich harmony with captivating vocal melodies to create a fresh and unique sound. Expect a fusion of Lianne la Havas, Yebba and Radiohead. Frequently performing around the UK alongside her band of outstanding musicians, Daisy has connected with audiences at venues from Band on the Wall to The Royal Albert Hall. As the proud Winner of the RNCM Gold Medal Original Artists Award 2023, Daisy is currently working on her exciting debut release. Thanks to Fraser Rowe (keys player). @Daisycameronn_ @fraser_the_laser Many thanks to Sister Grace, Daisy Cameron, Professor Andy Stott, Head of Popular Music at the Royal Northern College of Music.