Abigail Joffe
'Feminine and sensual with a hint of whimsy' is how Abigail's music has been
described.
A singer-songwriter who is based in Dingle, Ireland she has been influenced by the greats of her childhood : Dylan, Cohen, Mitchell - as well as the contemporary Irish scene: Villagers,Cathy Davey Damien Rice. Her literary narrative style blends tones of Kirsty McColl with shades of Eddi Reader & Joan Baez .
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