While combining Blues & Folk, the salzburg-based Singer/Songwriter Chris May forges his musical bridge between fingerstyle guitar, his voice and often accompanied from Blues Harp, Didgeridoo and Stompbox. His songs include musical journey’s about life, nature, love and sociocritical topics. His grounded and handmade music reminds of the organic side of nature, originating from the pulsating circulatory of life.

With different open tunings, Chris creates spherical sounds and earthy atmospheres, by using several fingerpicking and slide styles and a range of various and exotic guitars. Instruments like the Weissenborn Lapsteel guitar or the Banjo.

Chris May is giving also guitar and didgeridoo lessons for beginners and intermediates of all ages. Don’t hesitate to contact him via booking@chrismay.at

Adam Leonard has quietly – and noisily – tinkered at the edges of eccentric English folk, electronic music, and garage Artrock with Invaderband, issuing numerous albums, singles and EPs of original music to much critical acclaim via highly regarded boutique labels such as The Great Pop Supplement, Northwestern Recordings, Tectona Grandis, Polytechnic Youth, Castles In Space, Bibliotapes and The Dark Outside on formats including 7” vinyl, 10” vinyl, 12” vinyl, cassette & compact disc.

Despite maintaining a low profile, the debut Invaderband album was shortlisted for the 2017 Northern Ireland Music Prize Album of the Year alongside The Divine Comedy, Hanna Peel etc, and has garnered praise from BBC Radio 6Music’s Steve Lamacq and Gideon Coe with repeat plays on their national radio shows. In 2021 a second Invaderband album ‘Peter Gabriel’ was released and in 2022 Leonard’s electronic side project A Farewell To Hexes released the ‘Rendlesham’ album which was featured on The Quietus.

Jeremy goes by "The Modesto Kid"; he plays tin-can cello and stroh fiddle, plus a little balalaika, guitar, tzouras, and sitar. The Modesto Kid's debut record "Hobo Nickel" used to be available from www.cdbaby.com/cd/themodestokid2 but no longer, alas!. Also his band Mountain Station has some nice recordings on this page.

Followers of Alan Tunbridge