Music
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SONGS.
The set travels through rock, folk and pop… always delivered with bluesy soul vocals and deep beats. As a songwriter, Phoebe White has an eclectic approach to musical story telling and her band are influenced by a wide variety of genres. The music follows emotion the lyrics need it to convey.
The first EP ‘Remastered Root’ compiles three original compositions that offer a soulful folk rock voice with an americana production ethic. The lyrics offer insight on relationships and community rights issues.
Live, F&tQ can be enjoyed as a full electric band or acoustically in a variety of sets up.
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LATEST RELEASE
Heaven’s Hopeless – a song about life after loss. Phoebe wrote this after losing a good friend.
This recording is graced with the guitar genius of Tim Gerard, the Family Dog rhythm section that is Isaac and Leo Dogliani and with the ‘cello from Emma Cornet and backing vocals from Pearl Fish and Fire in their Eyes sisters, Topaz and Tash Livingstone. This ensemble certainly did the song proud.
Back Catalogue live and in the studio…
A seasoned collaborator… Phoebe has worked on a variety of projects from dance collaborations, choirs, backing vox gigs, rock bands and session work (there’s some name dropping below… if that’s at all important to you), she was a founding member of The Rebelles (three part harmony punk rock covers – album available) and runs regular events to bring musicians together (see the community tab).
On live vocals: backing for Tim Gerard, Mott the Hoople, Ian Hunter and the Rant Band, Glen Matlock, Ginger Wildheart, Tracie Hunter and Elizabeth Westwood (Westworld), Taurus Trakker, Jim Jones, Quireboys, Rotten Hill Gang. Also a Blues Kitchen Gospel choir soloist 2014-16.
In the studio: 4amKru, Tim Gerard, Cern, Mick Jones, Gary McPherson, Tracie Hunter, Taurus Trakker, Steve Brown, John Paul Pryor and the Sirens of Titan’s, The Future Shape of Sound, Steve Conte, Ginger Wildheart, Folk Grinder, Jez Leather, James Hallawell.
Feeb and the Queen 