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Roger TaQuin is a multi-talented DJ, producer, and musician, blending house, progressive house, and emerging melodic house and techno. Known for his dynamic performances and immersive productions, Roger seamlessly weaves electronic sounds with professional-grade guitar and vocal recordings—like on his track Summer Driving. His production skills have earned him BBC Introducing support and a spot in the house charts with Nevada Mismi. A seasoned performer, Roger has played across the UK, captivating audiences with his unique sound.

The Reveurs are a four piece Manchester based rock/indie band whose sole purpose is to write and perform anthemic tunes that will stick in your head.

 

“They only formed towards the end of 2013, however, they’ve made a good start and provided an impressive set. They played to arguably the biggest audience I’ve seen in Night and Day since the end of last year as well, bringing with them many fans who got right behind them,

The Reveurs will grow and are well worth seeing live, as they establish themselves, they can only continue to get better.”

 

-Mancunian Ways

 

Formed in late 2013, the band consists of Gary Nelson (Vocals, Guitar), Ollie Dielhof (Guitar/Backing vocals), Adam Molyneux(Bass) and Ben Devenport (Drums), combining their musical inspirations and talents to come up with a sound and style that is an intense, unique and lyrically exciting audio journey.

 

“As they state on their Facebook page their sole purpose is to; "write and perform anthemic tunes that will stick in your head." And that is something they have achieved “

- Mixtape Couture

 

Channeling musical influences of bands such as Kings of Leon, Arctic Monkeys and The Strokes, The Reveurs are reminiscent of situations that we have all found ourselves in, carefully mixing narrative like lyrics with heavy solos that allow the instruments to speak volumes.

 

“ the moment reserved yet atmospheric in sound, an interaction between imbuing bass chords and brassy,bright cymbal chimes takes the lead, whilst vigorous drum beats slowly soak in. It's when a tight and pulled, vibrant guitar riff strikes, broadens and merges into a jaunty and energetic sequence of sound that the stage for raucous and intense vocals is set”

- Carpe Carmina

New album from The Black Keys 'Dropout Boogie' out now.

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