My name is David Collingridge; I am a mature student studying a BTEC in Music and Audio Technology at The Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies in Nottingham. As part of my final year, I am undertaking a recording and producing project involving the patrons of the Doctor’s Orders Micropub in Carrington, Nottingham. 

I have built a makeshift recording studio in my spare bedroom at home and have recorded an EP of 6* songs, featuring 6 sets of artists (bands and solo players). The name of the EP is Little Pharma; I am hoping to release it online and physically in May/June 2025

Mute Song is an independent music publisher based in London, England.

Delilah’s unique look and sound epitomise the true essence of the multi cultural environment she grew up. Delilah was raised amongst the vibrant sound of London’s live music scene. Her father introduced her to this through his work in promoting British bands and live music, during the 90’s. When he died in 2002, Delilah used her emotional experiences of life and death to start creating her own music...

Debut album, From The Roots Up, is OUT NOW.

Download it on iTunes: http://bit.ly/L0DBc1

Guitarist, mandolinist, singer songwriter and a percussion dabbler based in Nottingham. Sometimes a bit folky with a bit of bossa nova meets blues. Often on regular jaunts with Nottingham band Seas of Mirth as well as more recently venturing out solo.

genre bending band with a thirst for groove and a cheeky aquatic twist seasofmirthofficial@gmail.com for anything

Aistaguca was created by Robin Hevness in 2006 after studying the music he experienced while living and performing in Central Europe. The band has changed dramatically over the years although the energy and passion remained. Robin no longer performs with Aistaguca and has left the running of the band to fellow musicians in Nottingham in the hope that they will continue to engage with all audiences with the spirit in which Aistaguca was created.

Robin is now living in the Southwest and performs with the Afronauts and also hopes to create further creative  collaborations drawing from his experiences in Central Europe.

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