June McDoom

June McDoom is a pop rock act bringing a live show to the Brudenell Social Club in Burley, Leeds. The act is preparing the debut album Follow The Light, released through Jagjaguwar.

June McDoom performs pop, rock and indie material, and the debut album Follow The Light is linked to the single Human Angel, which was issued as the final single ahead of the record. Reviewers have compared the music to Weyes Blood and Minnie Riperton for its grand, layered sound, and to Kate Bush for its drums and echoing vocals. The Guardian noted lush acoustic guitars, synths, harps and piano.

Human Angel started life as a folk song and became one of the first experiments blending folk with reggae instrumentation. It pairs nylon guitar with a rhythm inspired by Eek-A-Mouse, alongside dreamy vocals, chiming textures and synth flourishes. The artist grew up in South Florida in a Jamaican household, where a carpenter father built his own speakers and ran several sound systems, and bass and harmonies shaped an early love of folk records.

The Brudenell Social Club is a live music venue and social club in Burley, Leeds. It began as a working men's club and mainly hosts pop, rock and indie concerts, so the evening suits listeners who follow those styles.