Fresh as! 

Babe Rainbow are Biblical, magical, they conjure up emotion, sincerity, classic modern music. Cool breeze with his long blonde hair saying: ‘We want to tell people what we are about and let them know that we understand what they are about.’

‘Fresh As A Head of Lettuce’ takes their love for the experimental folkies and spaced out summer psychedelia but speeded up, mawkish, in exotic vamp, up and down the stage at the same time switching halfway into fast rock.

Opening with this very slow meaningful love song ‘Super Ego’, it is followed by the feel good raver ‘Sunshine’: an upbeat jungle toucher with the bands main ingredients. It’s the next two songs ‘Paradise Garage’ and ‘Quicksilver’ that pull away from box tricks under the influence of producer Timon Martin and Jorge Elbrecht mixing.

Both songs are jungle music really, an asylum for emotional imbeciles, beat music, big, open, fun, vintage, original rock brought together by the babe rainbow gift for the obvious.

Camille Jansen is an independent French-British artist that resides between LA and Paris. From a youthful age, Jansen recalls household artists  Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen being the soundtrack to most road trips. When curiosity got the best of her, Camille’s passion for storytelling grew larger and with that came her unrivalled talent for songwriting. 

Earning support from the likes of Grazia and Earmilk, Camille made her debut back in 2021 and has since amassed millions of streams across streaming platforms. More recently, Camille has gained support from BBC 6music, Radio X, Clash Magazine, Crack Magazine, and Far Out Magazine, for her debut album ‘The Loose Screws’.

Not only using music as a form of expression, her sense of style plays a huge role in her delivery. Pushing her love for vintage fashion and sustainability to the forefront of her image, Camille has gained further recognition from platforms including L'Officiel and Paris Fashion Week.