If you are around 30 years old today, the name Pixie Lott is probably quite familiar. Catching the tail end of recession pop and then sliding into the core of the euphoric 2010s’, the British songstress has cemented her artistic aura in the global pop landscape – something that’s ever more relevant today. With her long-awaited fourth album now on the horizon – ‘Encino’ – Lott recently graced her London fans with a show at the elegant private members club The Ned.
It was a fantastic event – but don’t just take our word for it. One of the lucky attendees was sound engineer Claudia Escaler, who was busy overseeing the show’s technical requirements. Taking place on July 19th, the show saw Pixie being supported by presenter and radio host Jodie Bryant, showcasing her nuanced and impressive DJ skills on The Ned’s sunny rooftop. At 8 pm, it was time for Lott to grace the stage. So she did; it was a very intimate concert, and anyone present was part of a unique experience.
According to Claudia, the English popstar performed “a mix of both originals and covers (including ‘Mr. Brightside’ by The Killers)”. Escaler had quite a lot of responsibilities on her shoulders, being in charge of the front-of-house P.A. (FOH). Safe to say, she did a brilliant job.
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