Tallulah Rendall

“Only Human is more than an album — it’s an immersive companion exploring what it means to live with an open heart in a complex world.”

Tallulah Rendall’s seventh album, Human, is a raw and cinematic exploration of what it means to live with an open heart in a world that often rewards disconnection. Blending alt-pop, electronic textures, and organic instrumentation, the album chronicles her journey from shame and a lack of self belief to self-acceptance and love. She writes that it’s “a deeply personal yet universal reflection on the courage to be human. A love letter to the messy beauty of existence — to falling, breaking, healing, and rising again. Each song is a prayer, a confession, a reclamation of self. It’s an album about remembering who we are beneath the noise; raw, imperfect, and profoundly alive.”

wewriteaboutmusic.com wrote: “This is true artistry, beautifully composed and emotionally honest. It’s a wonderful addition to Tallulah Rendall’s catalog and a moving reminder of just how much healing can live inside a single song.”
Full review here

Tallulah’s band includes Ben Roberts (cello & vocals), Sam Walker (drums & vocals), Steffanie Kelly (piano & vocals), David Curtis (double bass)

Ben Roberts Spanning the intersecting realms of classical performance, sound design, punk philosophy and spiritual inquiry, cellist Ben Roberts creates immersive sonic rituals rooted in both orchestral tradition and experimental composition. His live performances weave modern understandings of frequency with ancient shamanic and Vedic principles, inviting audiences into a shared state of deep listening and transformation. Using cello, electric cello, drum machine and pedal boards, each unrepeatable set unfolds as a guided journey through resonance, intuition and release.

More at tallulahrendall.com

Atton=Raon

“Eclectic sprawling experimental pop full of hope, fury and joy and much multi-instrumentalism.” writes multi-Instrumental performer/composer Sam Walker who’s created this show in collaboration with creative technologist Nathaniel Mason and sound engineer Ben Addicott,

“Lose yourself and move yourself in an immersive live experience. Expect everything.”

Listen here on bandcamp



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