Caoilfhionn (pronounced Keelin) Rose is a singer, songwriter and producer from Manchester. Emerging from a diverse music scene, she ties together remnants of Manchester’s musical past with its evolving present. She has collaborated with musicians from around the world and is perhaps best known for her work with Vini Reilly of Durutti Column: Collaborating on four songs on The Durutti Column – Chronicle LX:XL album.  

Caoilfhionn’s music draws on a diverse range of influences from The Mummers, to Rachel Sermanni, Melody’s Echo Chamber and Broadcast. She also professes to a love for beautiful, stripped back, piano based music, such as Dustin O’Halloran and Peter Broderick. Vini Reilly from The Durutti Column is a big influence and inspiration as is her immediate environment. With Manchester’s Fletcher Moss Park especially inspiring. Her debut album Awaken was released October 2018 on Gondwana Records. A deeply collaborative recording, co-produced by Matthew Halsall, Caoilfhionn and members of the band it is a rich tapestry that draws on folk, psychedelia and subtle electronica influences to produce something expansive, fragile and experimental.
Part of several collaborations, she featured on The Durutti Column (Vini Reilly)’s 2014 album ‘Chronicle LX:XL’.

An eclectic taste in music, her influences range from The Mummers to Polly Paulusma to Broadcast to Rachel Sermanni, Peter Broderick and many more.

Mathew Stegner is an American singer-songwriter, artist and producer originally from Merrick, New York. Mat is most known for his smooth powerful voice, emotionally driven songs and his distinct acoustic sound. His catalogue of music has been used in film soundtracks, promotional advertisements and mainstream radio. He has opened for several national acts and has also been featured on AOL.com. Currently Mat is creating more and touring his own music, producing and collaborating with artists and bands across the world and is an active member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. 

Mat describes his music as, “a mechanism of release”, “a means to an end”, “a way to remember”, “new beginnings” or “an understanding of it all.”  You never know what life will bring you but songs are forever. “So much has happened to me and my life.” “It’s something I do because I have to.” “I can’t stop those magic messages I get on a daily basis.” They haunt me.” “If I wasn’t making music I just wouldn’t be me.” "I will never apologize for being the deep person that I am.  Sometimes it can be a curse." “I do it for my sanity.” And he does it in such a way that is so transparent, emotional and honest that his listeners can easily relate too and make a connection with.

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