Harry Charles - The ins and outs of playing a live set

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Thanks for tuning in to episode 24 of the High Frequency podcast

Our guest today is Harry Charles, who is originally from New Zealand but found his creative haven in Berlin in 2014, where he managed to cultivate a fusion of downtempo beats, slow house rhythms, live guitar, and soulful vocals that has captivated audiences globally. Now back in New Zealand, he's infusing the local electronic scene with a renewed vibrancy.

Having released music on esteemed labels such as Serafin Audio Imprint and Underyourskin Records, Harry's musical journey has taken him from major festivals to Europe's top clubs, showcasing his heartfelt expression, musical depth, and innovative approach. 

His debut album 'In The Light Of The Open Door' and recent EPs 'One Seven One' & 'On Film & In Life' showcase his musical evolution and influence in the electronic music scene.

It was a pleasure to chat with Harry today as the first guest on the podcast to talk about playing live improvised sets. I found it really insightful

Instagram - @harrycharles___

Beatport - https://www.beatport.com/artist/harry-charles/741907

Bandcamp - https://harrycharles.bandcamp.com/

Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/harrycharles

Harry's Shipwrecked set on video - https://www.liveonair.co.nz/title/harry-charles-live/

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