Angeline Morrison sings with a gentleness that feels almost otherworldly — a voice that carries warmth, wonder, and a deep sense of connection to the stories she tells. Her approach to folk is quietly radical: she reaches into overlooked corners of Black British history, folklore and myth, and brings those tales into the present with clarity, empathy and just a hint of enchantment.

Her songs unfold like lantern-lit narratives, weaving together ghosts, loves, losses, and the small details that sit between the lines of official history. The arrangements are delicate but assured: soft strings, subtle rhythms, and Angeline’s vocals guiding the ear like a steady hand on the shoulder.

In a festival setting, her performances have a way of slowing the world down. Crowds fall silent, conversations fade, and the stories take over — rich, thoughtful and deeply human. We’re honoured to welcome Angeline Morrison to Deer Shed 2026. Settle in, listen closely, and prepare to be gently transported somewhere you’ll want to linger.