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Singer. Songwriter and producer

We are a band from Nottingham that formed in May 2012 at Clarendon College. We are all passionate about Music as we study the subject together. 

We learn all sorts of covers and also have a few originals on the way. We have been very lucky starting out as we have the opportunity to perform on Sneinton Market Square on the 28th June as the Olympic Torch relay continues. Since then we have played a vast number  of gigs including local hot spot the Maze as well as a large number  of local pubs.

This fan page is still under construction, bare with us!
Description
We like to mix it up! :)
Feel free to email us if you like what you hear

E-mail: amethystuk@musician.org
Dave Everitt - Vocals
James McNab - Guitar/Bass/Backing Vocals
Kim Keeton - Guitar/Bass/Keys
Alex Martin - Guitar/Bass/Backing Vocals
Ollie Wilson - Drums


Indie/Alternative Rock band from Worcester. In the process of recording an EP.
Follow us on twitter @deadheadfeel https://twitter.com/deadheadfeel
Like us on facebook https://www.facebook.com/DeadHeadFeel
Listen to live recordings on http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYRp4AV7xwsUWaXi-hNQNBg
 

DJ/producer trying to get into the big-time stuff

VASEY: A four piece musical entity with a massive, yet dynamic, modern rock sound.

A chance meeting through MySpace bought the British band to fruition in 2010 and November 2013 will see the release of their debut album “Be Someone Else” - a life affirming, guitar driven record that is almost cinematic in tone.  Created by singer/songwriter Karl Vasey, drummer Aidan Hunnisett, guitarist Ben Perdue and bassist David Amar, “Be Someone Else” wrangles angst and emotion from each of its 11 tracks. 

The song “Write a New End” found its way onto the soundtrack of the indie movie: “The Devil’s Tower” starring Jason Mewes (Jay of “Jay and Silent Bob” fame) while the video for the single “The Otherside” enabled VASEY to lay the foundations for a small, but loyal following. 
Accompanying the album’s release, videos for the songs “Fade Out” and “Fiction” showcase the diversity of a band aiming to capitalise on their evident public interest (immortalised in an American fan’s tattoo of the band’s moniker). 

Summer 2013 saw VASEY play a number of gigs and low key acoustic shows concluding with a festival appearance, playing to over 2,000 music lovers in attendance.  Brimming with confidence, VASEY eagerly look towards the impending release of “Be Someone Else” and what the future holds in store…


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