Sannie Fox – My Soul Got Stranger
Sannie Fox – My Soul Got Stranger
Sannie Fox is an iconic singer that will create timeless songs for those who know and value original composition and sound.
She has a compelling vocal that will make fans of Sade fall in love with her performance. Her songwriting skills and arrangements are outstanding. The instruments put together are appealing and entertaining. Fox proves to us that original music is nevertheless alive.
Fox will be an idol on a live stage because one will not be disappointed to see her sing these melodic and timeless songs live.
‘My Soul Got Stranger’ is an eclectic collection and the sum of thirteen tracks including two bonus tracks that cross genres of psych-rock, blues, soul, and Elizabethan folk.
It is retro.
And modern at the same time.
Sannie Fox wrote the songs over many years and played the melodic instruments (guitars, synths, keys vocals), and wrote the lyrics and arrangements.
Inspired by artists such as Kate Bush, David Bowie, Sade, and Malian desert blues and Portuguese folk music, John Lee Hooker, Etta James in penning these songs.
The album is a journey with sonic changes, from the heart and with deep love and attention to detail.
The songs elaborate on loss.
And people parting from one another.
But the songs are not sad.
With a voracious voice and fingers to her electric guitar, Sannie Fox sways across an evolving sonic tapestry of desert blues, soul, and psychedelic rock sounds.
Fox has released two solo albums- Serpente Masjien (SAMA nominated) and My Soul Got Stranger.
She has released a self-titled debut album through her band, Machineri featuring the songs, “Big Bad Machine” and “The Searchers” and the album artwork created by Storm Thorgerson (Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin).
London and Cape Town-based Sannie is a mix of Portuguese, Afrikaans, and English nationality.