Corey James Bost is a Singer/Songwriter based out of Nashville Tennessee. His debut LP was released on July 23rd, 2014

signal hill is a los angeles/nyc based instrumental rock band.

Songwriter, guitarist, singer, music producer. Ex-singer of shoegaze band Engineers.

Hannah Collins is a musician/singer-songwriter/composer/arranger and producer, with an involvement in the music industry spanning over a decade, working with multifarious producers and artists, traversing a wide range of genres and styles.
 
Establishing roots in the drum and bass scene in the early 2000's Hannah released her first single on The EZ Rollers' Intercom Recordings. The EZ rollers had gained attention via their hit, 'Walk This Land' which featured in Guy Ritchie's 'Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels'. 
Hannah's debut single was followed by another collaboration and cowrite with UK producer 'Motion' aka James Heppel,  released on J Majik's label, 'Infrared'. in 2001.
 From drum and bass to Bath based Hip Hop collective 'Diwreck' and  Sinead O'Connor's band Ghostland as well as collaborating with  Redlight, Danny Byrd, TC and Hench Recording's, Jakes; Hannah has performed all over Europe, including several live Broadcasts from Maida Vale studios, one of most memorable a feature on BBC Radio 1's legendary "Fabio & Grooverider Show".  
 
A former member of UK band The Heavy, Hannah, as part of Playboy's "Rock The Rabbit" tour of the US and Canada,  performed live on Mark Lamarr's "God's Dukebox" BBC radio show, as well as Texas; exclusive festival 'SXSW' and on NBC's "Last Call with Carson Daly as well as featuring in a(modestly and tastefully clad!) two page Playboy spread. 
Hannah went on to team up with The Hawk (aka Scott Milsom, bassist for UK funk heroes, Big Boss Man) with whom she released BBC 6 Music's Craig Charles' northern soul favourite, "Don't Judge A Book By It's Cover" with Freestyle Records.
 
2011 saw the release of self penned, debut solo album "Different Light", an eclectic and unique listening experience, perhaps a reflection of Hannah's emotional journey and an insight into Hannah as an individual artist.
 
Reunited with the Heavy's original drummer Corin Dingley, of Bristol's highly acclaimed Alpha, for their 2012 record, Hannah featured upon the album, "Eleventh Trip" from which one of the featured tracks was taken for the soundtrack of independent film "Jump", a Sundance film festival contender in the same year.
Alpha's latest album "Loving Nobody", also featuring Hannah was released in May 2015.

Following this have been several features with artists such as Heist (Colab recordings and DJ Limited (Playaz Recordings)

Hannah's work continues in 2022 with a brand new album/project unfolding with Alpha . 

Founder of Be-Bop Deluxe in 1973, guitarist Bill Nelson wrote all of the bands material. Signed to EMI, the band released five studio albums and scored a top ten UK hit with the single "Ship In The Night." In 1979 Bill disbanded Be-Bop Deluxe and launched his next band Red Noise whose 'Sound-On-Sound' album is often cited as an inspiration by many younger bands. Bill then formed his own independent record label, Cocteau Records, and throughout the 80's and 90's he released many solo albums as well as collaborating with other musicians such as Yellow Magic Orchestra, David Sylvian, Harold Budd, The Associates, Cabaret Voltaire, Sandy And The Sunsets and Channel Light Vessel. As a producer he has worked on albums for Roger Eno, The Skids, Gary Numan, The Units, Channel Light Vessel, The Rhythm Sisters, Nash The Slash and many others. 

Bill has also composed and recorded music for film, television and theatrical productions.

Over the past five years he has released many albums under his current label Sonoluxe Records.
Bill Nelson can be contacted via the Forum on his web site. www.billnelson.com

We started recording some songs earlier in 2021.  Of course we have experience, but this a new burst of learning and execution.  GarageBand has been our friend, we have had many laughs putting these tracks together, please enjoy them, and we'll look forward to hearing what you think.

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