Two trans kids with something to say. All lyrics are written and guitar is played by Dahlia McAluney and every other rad sound you hear is played and sung by Jay Williams.

Paul Steen is a Swedish artist living in Germany. Ever since the 90s he has often incorporated sound in his exhibitions. FLOOD, released 2020, is however  the first ambient album released in his name.  
Under the moniker Hayesville he draws inspiration from swedish roots and american heritage and the folk tradition that comes with it, with discrete added electronics. 
The polished and concentrated lyrics are personal and at times political, but not without a certain wry dark sense of humor. 
Hayesville is the latest incarnation of mercurial singer-songwriter Paul Steen that since his teens has explored genres from glam rock to industrial synth pop, eventually with his own label Minutka Square Records.

composer | orchestrator | songwriter

contact: itsnesterow@gmail.com

Psychedelic outlaw cowboy croons love and loss from the badlands of North America. 

After touring for several years in bands - Orville debuts his first solo single, 'Dead Of Night' - a whirlwind romance in the desert, which ends in tragedy and its vague memory that lingers like a dream.

Leiah from Sweden, once a household name on the European indie/hardcore/emo scene in the late 90's. Leiah’s frontman and primary songwriter David Lehnberg started recording and touring with the band before he even finished high school. Leiah was quickly acclaimed and appreciated for their intense live performances and persistent touring. The band shared scenes and festivals with genre defining bands such as The Get Up Kids and At The Drive In.
After the breakup (2004), songs like Red Star Pilot and Tiglo (part of top 100 EMO songs of all time list by 'Is this thing on?') have found new listeners and can now be heard on playlists that define the sound of the latter part of the 90s emo/indie rock scene.
During their most active years, Leiah released three LPs and a few singles on record labels such as Genet Records, Background Beat/Startracks and Howling Bull (Japan). After signing with record label Background Beat/Startracks the band started recording what would be their final album Sound and Diversity (2002), produced by Pelle Gunnerfeldt (Refused, The Hives). After the tour cycle ended and the band had finished writing songs for a new album the inevitable break-up came (2004).
In 2018 unexpectedly new Leiah music appears and in 2019 they made their first shows in 16 years with a sold out performance at the Miss The Stars Fest in Berlin.

Just your average queer kid, being edgy, writing music.

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