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Bio:
Edgeworth is from London, UK. He has released two studio albums: at Ranscombe Studios (recorded June 19th 2019), and August (recorded August 2nd 2019). Both were recorded, mixed and mastered at Ranscombe Studios in Rochester, Kent. Prior to his solo releases, Edgeworth was in a two-piece band with his now ex-wife Shelley, called Elbow Sisters.
Edgeworth makes paintings, drawings and block prints at his home studio in Muswell Hill. Since 2013, he has painted exclusively in oil, usually on double primed cardboard. On Mondays, he makes collaborative paintings with Billy Childish, at Billy’s studio in Chatham Dockyards. To date, Billy and Edgeworth have made over 100 paintings together, under the name Childish Edgeworth.
‘I write songs by pretty randomly gripping the guitar in certain places, and singing abstract sounds that later morph into words. My visual art is much the same: abstract marks becoming figurative, with very little conscious thought, and nothing pre-planned or intended.’ Edgeworth has recently played at The Hope & Anchor, and The Islington venues in North London, with Emma Pugmire playing drums. Emma and Edgeworth are also the only members of Black Ivory Printmaking Club.
‘Our friend Larionov’ at Pushkin House exhibited some Childish Edgeworth paintings. Edgeworth writes short stories and keeps an online diary of his work.