The Músiques Disperses (Mud) folk festival has closed its lineup for this edition with the inclusion of three new names to complete a list made up of eight concerts that will flood the streets of Lleida with music from March 23 to 26.
Nick Mulvey has been added to the list of confirmed contestants, which will start at La Llotja with the Enredadas concert. Composer and producer passionate about experimental music, the man from Cambridge presents New Mythology, his third solo album, at the festival closing on Sunday 26. This is the third solo album by this experienced musician. His debut album, First Mind, was nominated for the Mercury Prize in 2014, consolidating his career with Wake Up Now in 2017. La Vanguardia subscribers will enjoy a 2-for-1 offer (two tickets for the price of one ).
The Barcelona singer-songwriter Patricia Atzur has also been added to the list to present her new album, Seasons, which will be released on March 3rd. To warm up her engines, she has published the single and the video clip 'Lost In All Translation', an exquisitely made song that updates contemporary folk-pop making it accessible to the general public.
The lineup will be completed by Ultra-Local dj's, Carme Baqués and Raül Chamorro, owners of a small record shop in the Poblenou neighborhood of Barcelona, Ultra-Local Records. The duo will play at the Grans Records brewery store on Saturday the 25th at noon, a performance with admission will be free with limited capacity.
Organized by the City Council of Lleida, the Mud will be held in different spaces in Lleida such as the Teatre de l'Escorxador, La Llotja, the Espai Orfeó, and the Café del Teatre de l'Escorxador, while the store-brewery Grans Records will host the Ultra-Local sessions.
