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🤍 I'm Venus, a piano playing singer-songwriter from near London. 🤍

Music is pretty much my life (according to my mum I was born singing). I write and perform contemporary/indie/folk pop originals and cover songs. My latest album is ‘The Hour that Turned Blue’ and my new single is 'Moon Song'.  

You can find me performing LIVE from my studio four times every week in my  'VenusWorld' stream show which is multi-streamed to both Twitch.tv and Youtube.

 You can also come and connect with my incredible global community on Discord.

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The Hour that Turned Blue

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What does it mean to be able to create both live and recorded music and art without having to conform within the confines of needs that demand commercially successful outcomes and which therefore risk contorting an Read more
What does it mean to be able to create both live and recorded music and art without having to conform within the confines of needs that demand commercially successful outcomes and which therefore risk contorting an artist's true expression?

Venus and her production team have been exploring this question for 6 years. 6 years in which she has amassed followings of nearly 80,000 fans through her tri-weekly concert style live show on Twitch and another 80,000 more recently on tiktok thanks to a few viral music videos. She has become a classic example of a truly independent artist, releasing her own records, creating her own live sets, artwork and videos.

'The Hour that Turned Blue' is Venus's third original studio album and is a shining example of an artist unrestricted by external marketing forces. Crossing the genres of contemporary pop, folk and rock, and with her trademark haunting vocals, ‘The Hour that Turned Blue’ invites the listener to join Venus on another intriguing adventure into her inner world of magic, mysticism, heartbreak and hope.

From the catchy folk/nature influenced vibes of Witness, Borrowed Breath and Elements, to the despair of losing someone in Postscript and the triumphant pop of Champion, this album captures Venus's complex and inspirational inner world. Venus is making the music that she loves, free of compromise. This is perfectly demonstrated by the uproarious and image-laden ‘The House on the Hill, a track that takes the listener from laid-back, smoke-filled jazz club into full-in-your-face rock arena.

2 years in the making, The Hour that Turned Blue contains 10 tracks which cross genres but never stray away from Venus's unique and expressive story-telling.
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    Witness 3:29
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    Borrowed Breath 3:56
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    Champion 5:35
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    The Hour that Turned Blue 4:04
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    Postscript 4:34
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    Elements 4:50
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    The House on the Hill 5:34
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    Endless Blue 3:24
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    Alone with Myself 5:10
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