Norwich based duo 'The Rabbitts' are acoustic at heart but experimental in nature; they set out to avoid the well trodden path and instead seek to erode their own way into the landscape with a sound well defined by creative harmonies, fingerstyle guitar arrangements and epic mandolin solos.

In 2016 they wrote the song ’Avocado Ginger Tree’ and realised they had something special and unique to share. They moved to Canada later on that year and recorded ‘Avocado Ginger Tree’ before moving into a rusty old van to save up for their debut album ‘Tall Pines & Tangled Vines’, which was released in 2018. Following the release of the album they embarked on a leisurely coast to coast tour of Canada before returning to the UK and re-establishing their roots in the live music scene 2 years after they first left. 

In 2020 The Rabbitts followed up with their EP ‘Seeking Shade’ which was recorded entirely in their van whilst the couple were travelling around the UK and Ireland. The songs delved deeper into previously explored themes of love and the natural world, but with a psychedelic twist. Building on the momentum of ‘Seeking Shade’ the duo began releasing a new single and video each month in 2021 and they have now gathered over 100,000 streams on Spotify. 

The Rabbitts recently received their first national radio airplay when Tom Robinson spun their track ‘Pull Me Close’ on his Introducing Mixtape in May 2021. Their track ‘Blue Echo’ was also BBC Radio Norfolk’s track of the week back in August 2020 and the pair have been receiving regular support from BBC folk shows in both Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire. 

"Ethereal and understated" - Tom Robinson BBC Radio 6 Music 

"The Rabbitts embrace a minimalist beauty, exemplifying their knack for a gorgeous vocal delivery and their myriad of instrumental techniques." - Jonathan Frahm, For Folk's Sake 

“Killer tone and psychedelic vocal blending” - Glide Magazine