Now, at Last! | dir. Ben Rivers (2018)
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Now, at Last! | dir. Ben Rivers (2018)

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Ben River on BBC Radio London
Ben River on BBC Radio London
Ben River released his third ep OF 2015 âTomorrowâs Childâ on the 27th December 2015, he launched the EP at East Londonâs 93 Feet East recently played a live session on Robert Elmsâ show on BBC Radio London LISTEN TO THE FULL SHOW ON BBC I-PLAYER The show will be available for 30 days LISTEN ON SPOTIFY BUY ON ITUNES Powerful track âMonday Loveâ is one of our favoritesâ LCM âWhat a fine,âŚ
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'Tomorrow's Child' EP Launch @ 93 Feet East
âTomorrowâs Childâ EP Launch @ 93 Feet East
Ben River launches his 3rd EP âTomorrowâs Childâ with his band Bass: Lee james // Banjo: Mark Kennedy // Piano: Kim Cabanes Drums: Josh Holcroft // Violin: Giorgia Macellari RSVP to the event on Facebook here Singer/Songwriter Ben River was born and raised in West London, Ladbroke Grove, after having played some of the best venues in London, such as 02 Academy, Islington Assembly Hall, TheâŚ
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Local Musician Ben River Releases New EP
âWhen The Sun Ate The Moonâ is the first in the series of three EPs to be released over the next six months and was recorded and engineered by established producer and musician Steve Honest (Bobby Womack, Dizzy Rascal, Culture Club) at his acclaimed studio in Hackney. "Ben River, Singer/songwriter & poet playing melodic folk pop, sounding like Rufus Wainwright meets Mumford & Sons meets Tallest Man on Earth."⌠BUGBEAR Ben River recently produced, composed and performed on the album âTraipsing Bloomâ by The Moonlight Orchestra also featuring performances from Daevid Allen (Gong, Soft Machine), John Sinclair (MC, Blues Scholars) Youth (Killing Joke, The Fireman), Lee Harris & Nik Turner (Hawkwind) "There is a haunting, dream-like quality to his songs, which can sometimes be reminiscent of Leonard CohenââŚ. FOLKSPOT RADIO

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When The Sun Ate The Moon // Reviews
When The Sun Ate The Moon //Â Reviews
Some reviews from the EP âWhen The Sun Ate The Moonâ âAs well as luscious levels of instrumentation, the major differentiator with this EP is the touching longing that River adds to the overall impression, with a finely pitched, magnetic vocal overlaid on engagingly structured melodies. Thereâs a trace of vulnerability to his voice that gives the songs a raw simplicity that pulls you into theirâŚ
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Roll on
The roads are alive with moments Alive with the juice of the elements
The Grove is alive with sketchy pants and barnacles Parading loonies on a flower bed procession rolling on
The village bicycle beams on In the echoes of one another in the loft Fables near the west bank scattered through the landing pads
Wild at heart soaking in bloom fiddles And the pebbles seek no permission to reflect fromâŚ
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Frost in Stockholm
Frozen wind on a concrete pillar Built by hand to cross the sea
The old town glows orange ripples And beams from the rattling trains
Industrial forest back road habitat Air manifested, rising into the firmament
The cold whispered in earshot And kept me company travelling north
Blood from a stone and water from the rocks In exchange for lumbering fireside familial bliss
A lost boy leaving home,âŚ
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