Still True Today : With Adaya, Liz Overs And Jason McNiff

Adaya is Adaya Lancha Bairacli, a Swiss/Bern-based multi-instrumentalist and singer who works around folk, psychedelia and older European/British traditions. She has toured internationally with FAUN and her current duo material with Ursula Suchanek draws on newly arranged folk songs, citing Martin Simpson, Karen Dalton, Steeleye Span and Fairport Convention as reference points. Liz Overs is a Sussex singer-songwriter and traditional folk singer, immersed in folklore and Sussex song tradition. Her 2025 album Nightjar includes traditional material and her unaccompanied The Birds in the Spring featured in the film The Nettle Dress. Jason McNiff is a songwriter and fingerstyle guitarist from Yorkshire, known for his poetic storytelling, intricate guitar playing and evocative melodies. He has developed a distinctive sound rooted in the great songwriting traditions while remaining unmistakably his own and curates the theatre show Songs of Love, Loss and Light – a treatise on Leonard Cohen and the Art of Songwriting.