Currently managing and promoting the music of  ' blues boy'  Dan Owen  via our record label 'Howling Records'

Some of Dans music will feature here.

Tony


It's just me,
My songs,
My guitar,
My ukulele
and my low quality Recorder..

I hope you appreciate it ^_^
PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE!!

Singer songwriter living in France for the last 15 years. Songs of Love Hate and Everything Inbetween. Eclectic mix of influences from Love, Van Morrison, to Ray Lamontagne, Tom Waites and many others. Will listen to anything. Not constrained by one genre even if my music is on the folky side. Also influenced by the countryside and simple living. Life rushes enough without me adding to it. Guitar, good food and the love of a good woman. Thats it.

Baz O'Connell is a musician singer-songwriter from Jersey in the Channel Islands. Genres blues rock punk folk alternative rock 

The Sleeping Years is the solo project for Dale Grundle, of Catchers.

With the release of debut album ‘We’re becoming Islands One by One’, The Sleeping Years toured across Europe supporting The Notwist, Bowerbirds, Damien Jurado, Edwyn Collins , etc. 

Drowned in Sound: ‘a record that only Bon Iver’s ‘For Emma, Forever Ago’ has really rivalled in recent months. ‘We’re Becoming Islands One By One’ could be remembered as one of 2008′s best of its kind in years to come’. 8/10”

The Word magazine: ‘Grundle is emerging as one of our great off-centre songwriters’

Rock n Reel: ‘An extraordinary introduction to a hugely talented artist… exquisite’

The Guardian: ‘his voice breaks exquisitely between hope and despair in songs that the acoustic guitar was invented for’

Dazed and Confused: ‘a one-man show that owes his lilting metaphysical lyricism to the likes of Nick Drake, Elliot Smith and John Martyn. It’s good to know that there are people like him out there’

Stuart Bailie (BBC Radio): ‘Just as Sufjan Stevens has been moved to celebrate the quirks and character of the United States, so Dale Grundle is devising his own charts, full of wonder, dread and reverie. Can’t wait to see where he takes us next.’

BBC: ‘beautifully understated… one of Grundle’s great strengths is his lyrics’

Barry Weekes is following