HEART OF A DOG // HOSS Norwich’s favourite 2(+X) piece have a newsingle. 
A gorgeous dose ofrhythmic folk pop called HOSS.
 
HOSS // 
 
Opening with a looping backwards guitar intro, it then bounds along via sumptuous vocals, tumbling guitar lines and 
at least 1 false ending, towards a soaring, triumphant conclusion. 
 
Restraint repeatedly turns to release, and back again. 
 
Produced by Iain Lowery (Lost Levels) and featuring Will Bloomfield (Port Isla). 
 
 
HEART OF A DOG // 
 
Born in the West Midlands, exiled to East Anglia. 
A lapsed duo, now joined by a interchangeable line-up of guest musicians and silent partners. 
HOAD create an often tangible soundscape, characterised by a potent fusion of percussive, compelling rhythms that nurture tender melodies. 
Thoughtfully unaffected lyrics and rich harmonies yield a sound that manages to be both soulful and distinctively 
authentic. 
Following the release of their second EP on Bare Feet Records, Heart of a Dog embarked on a UK tour, including a support slot with experimental Welsh art-rockers Islet, a live session with New York station Breakthru Radio and a storming set at the John Peel Festival of New Music. 
 
QUOTES // 
 
“...Absolutely beautiful, a bit Scandinavian post rock, a bit Sufjan, altogether stunning vocals and perfectly arranged other noise bits...” - Flatpack 
“One of the best bands to come out of Norwich in years – Twin Peaks with a Midlands Accent” - BBC Introducing 
“Wavering beautifully between strength and vulnerability, holding the audience entranced between these two 
waypoints” - Apeman 
 
INFO // 
 
HOSS is available to stream from Mon 4 Nov at soundcloud.com/heartofadog 
HOSS is available as a FREE download from Mon 18 Nov at heartofadog.co.uk 

I've been writing songs on and off since i started high school and aim to get my music heard. I've been in a few cover bands and then decided to become the lone-wolf that i am now. I like to play guitar and sing but i'd also like to try and get some piano pieces down too.

Please have a listen and let me know what you think! I pretty much love all kinds of music so don't be afraid to ask me to have a look at your own stuff if you have any!

Georgia works with fiddle, voice, tenor guitar and drones to create crisp arrangements of old songs, and new compositions. Georgia is a critically acclaimed song writer, with self penned songs and traditional re-workings achieving national radio play on BBC radio 2, BBC radio 4, and a BBC 3 live session. Known for her distinctive voice and playful, engaging song writing style, Georgia is best known for her work with The Shackleton Trio.
 
 Georgia takes great influence from the traditional singers of the East of England such as Harry Cox, Walter Pardon and Phoebe Smith. Traditional material she performs often stems from her native East Anglia and her own compositions are often inspired by stories from the region and the areas unique, compelling landscape.

SoapBox is an independent producer of music & spoken word events in Ipswich, hosting gigs in a variety of venues including pubs, arts centre, festivals. We support poets & original musicians and have a reputation for finding artists at the beginning of their journey. Everything we do is heartfelt and overflowing with passion. This is both a full time occupation and an all consuming passion.

Beatboxer | Singer | Gamer | Streamer 🎤🎸🎮🎵

Differential is from the UK and combines beatboxing, vocals, and an acoustic guitar, performed with a loop pedal to produce a live backing track. He performs all across the UK playing a variety of songs from originals to well known covers. 

In 2020, with a global pandemic and lockdowns, Differential ventured into the world of gaming and streaming. Utilising his passion for gaming, he decided to start live streaming to an online audience. 

This means, he has expanded his following to audiences both physically and digitally. 

Be sure to check out his social platforms, and if you would like to contact Differential you can do via info@differential.org.uk

Jake Morrell could have come straight out of Nashville, or even from the Californian sunshine, as his music suggests; but Jake is from Norfolk, England! Jake was ‘discovered’ by Dermot O Leary, who featured him on his Radio 2 Show. One influential listener just so happened to be Glastonbury boss Emily Eavis, who immediately asked Jake to perform at the iconic festival.

"It’s great to see Jake Morrell flying the flag for British country music" - Dermot O’Leary, BBC Radio 2

An eclectic mix of musical styles with original songs and the occasional cover. A new Norwich-based band made up of Claire, Jenny, Liam, Neil and Nic, featuring guitar, ukuleles, mandolin, bass and occasionally piano accordion. Influences include country, jazz, folk and singer-songwriter stuff.

Addison's Uncle are a Stampy English Folk Ensemble from Norfolk. Since finding out about becoming an Uncle, singer- songwriter Philip Pearson has written his 21st century folk story; telling honest, personal stories of family, childhood & home. 

Philip - singing, strumming and kicking 
Georgia Shackleton - fiddle and vocals 
Aaren Bennett - guitar & vocals 
James Maas - Ukulele 
Joe Hartley - Bass 
Nic Zuppardi - Mandolin 
Tom Hartley - Percussion 

" Addison's Uncle are amazing. Everybody in this collective compliment each other so well." Jason Burgess, Play The Music. 

"I am more and more impressed with this band every time I see them, they are quite unique, the sound is folky and quite ‘Norwich’." Norwich Blog 

"Addisons Uncle. A must for fans of lyrical songwriters." Richard Penguin - Future Radio
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releases 16 January 2015

‘A fantastic Ipswich singer/songwriter whose understated stage presence and brilliant musicianship, coupled with her exquisite voice has captured Soapbox’s heart’ Get On The Soapbox, Folk East music festival

Norwich/East Anglian based Guitarist
DIY Musician/Singer/Songwriter/Multi-Instrumentalist

To find out more head to www.mattwatsonmusic.co.uk or www.wearemagic.uk

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