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Last night (August 19th) saw Laura Mvula take to the BBC’s Proms at London’s Royal Albert Hall, for a one-off special performance in celebration of her new collaborative record with the Metropole Orkest.
The new collection, which saw Mvula re-record her 2013 project Sing To The Moon with the famed Dutch orchestra, dropped almost a fortnight ago, receiving rave reviews from critics; ultimately though, it’s Mvula’s sheer talents that allowed her access to the Proms, one of the most acclaimed (and credible) nights of the world-music calender.
Check out a couple of the performances below, particularly her stunning cover of Michael Jackson’s Human Nature, accompanied by her brother on cello, and hit the iTunes link to download Laura Mvula’s collaboration with Metropole Orkest, recorded live at Abbey Road Studios:
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