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Serafina Steer (born 30 April 1982) is an English harpist, pianist, singer and songwriter.〔(Serafina Steer's Website. )〕 == Career == In 2007 she released a 7" single and an album entitled ''Cheap Demo Bad Science'' on Static Caravan records. Some tracks were recorded and produced in collaboration with Mike Lindsay of folktronica band Tunng, while some were recorded with Kristian Robinson, aka Capitol K. The album opens with a cover version of Brian Eno's "By This River" but all other songs are her own. In 2010 she released ''Change is Good, Change is Good'', again on Static Caravan. It was described by Jarvis Cocker as one of his favourite albums of the year and well "worth a listen". Recording was interrupted when Steer's harp was stolen from her car. (Benge ) made his collection of analogue synthesizers available to fill in the harp parts. Patrick Wolf described the album in ''The Observer'' as if "Stereolab and Shirley Collins made an album together about the trials of 21st-century romance."〔("The best sounds of 2010 – picked by the biggest artists", ) ''The Observer'', Sunday, 28 November 2010.〕 Later in 2010, Steer recorded the ''Bloody Hell'' EP with Paul Jones of Stolen Recordings. The EP features three songs from ''Change is Good, Change is Good'' and two new songs, and includes the art work of Polly Huggett and RWM Hunt. These unadorned "live" harp and voice recordings were intended as a watermark, after months without an instrument and then with a new make of harp. Her latest album is called The Moths Are Real and is out on Stolen Recordings. It was produced by Jarvis Cocker . 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Serafina Steer」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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