Hadar Manor

*The Observer*
'A Prodigy'

*Melvyn Bragg*
'An outstanding talent, watch this space!'

*Michael Eavis*
'Absolutely lovely. Her music really touches you'

Hadar Manor writes songs about life as an urban gypsy.
She was recently voted Queen of the Underground in a competition for licensed buskers on the London Underground.
Described by The Observer as a 'prodigy', Hadar's self-released debut album 'Crossing London' follows her journey busking through Europe from the foot of the Judas mountains all the way to the Glastonbury Festival, where in 2007 she was a finalist in the Emerging Talent Contest and went on to play at both the BBC Introducing Stage and Michael Eavis' press launch to open the festival.

Hadar has collaborated with award winning producer Youth, DJ & Mixer Sandy Riviera, and modern Klezmer wizards Oi Va Voi. Worked on soundtrack for Veils, independent short film with Maureen Lipman.

Hadar recently joined Beth Rowley and Vashti Anna on their UK tour.

Previous TV performances include ITV's 'South Bank Show'. Live radio
appearances include: Capital Radio, LBC and Radio 2.

Hadar also recently covered a Paul McCartney's 'Maybe I'm Amazed' song for the 'Great British Songbook' on BBC Radio 2.

Hadar is now writing & recording new material for an EP with MI7 Records, home of King Charles & where Charlie Winston recorded his album These new songs are written, as always, through the eyes of a gypsy travelling through no man's land...