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Luke Bredin who is an accomplished sound and video post-production artist, maintains an epic, cinematic feel to his personal and professional conceptions. He has produced a number of creative pieces for various artists, including audio introductions and video trailers for the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Heather Killough-Walden. 

After an EP release in 2010, Luke set about gaining a reputation for exceptional audio production, mix and mastering work on a growing list of artists in a range of genres from Classical Piano to Dubstep and all other categories in between as well as producing a very successful remix of Run Riot's storming breaks track Vengeance which has seen plays in Ministry of Sound and Pacha London as well as on specialist Dance radio stations in the UK and USA. 

In 2014 Luke struck up a music producing partnership with the sensational DJ Big404 as well as working on solo projects.  Towards the end of 2014, early 2015 Luke took a break from producing music due to his daughter being born.  Now in 2016 he is back producing Ian Haywood (classical piano/soundtrack) and personal projects as well as forming a new record label Oakfield Records Ltd to promote and release all his work. 

2016 will be exciting.....

Scott Bishop got his start in the Boston scene when he moved to Allston from New Hampshire in 1996 to pursue music with his old high school friend, Sean Hennessey. Hooking up with Josh Pickering (Varsity Drag, ex-Pod), Slippy Keane made noise and shared bills with local luminaries Baby Ray, Francine and Nana as well as punk pioneer Kevin Seconds.

Bishop took a break from band work in 2003 and started writing the songs for New Lights, a 12 song program for the hung-over and broken-hearted. Mining the sonic textures of Sugar-era Bob Mould, the anything-goes pop aesthetic of Guided by Voices, and the beer soaked tales of the down-and-out of Crooked Fingers, New Lights is an emotional travelogue, taking listeners from the party-gone-bad vibe of “Dinner 1” through the darkened pubs of “Kitten’s Got Curves” to the romantic ghost-town of “DC.”. Recording those songs brought him into collaboration with Electric City drummer Denis Saulnier, whose sturdy rhythms give the disc a rock-solid base. Longtime friend and former Baby Ray front-man Erich Groat mixed the record, giving it a distinctive shimmer, while also making important recorded contributions, especially with his remarkable bass and vocal parts on “Kitten’s Got Curves.”

Bishop supported New Lights with solo and band shows after its release on Hide Your Candy in April of 2009. Since then, Bishop has kept a low profile, but rumor has it that a conversation with fellow rock dad Jason Narducy (Verbow, Bob Mould Band, Split Single) and inspiration from family life has prompted a new batch of songs and the possibility of a return to performing.

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Boston- based songwriter Corin Ashley is the bass player and lead singer for longtime mod pop favorites The Pills (www.pillsrock.com) who garnered tons of press, airplay and notice for their hyper amphetamine pop sound, sharing stages in the U.S., Canada and Europe with the Libertines, Supergrass, B-52s, Juliana Hatfield, Sloan, The Smithereens, Jimmy Cliff and  a slew of others. 
Now recording at home on an old 8 track reel to reel, Corin has been focused on a slightly more introspective acoustic- based sound; less slashing Rickenbackers and more Gibson acoustic. Opening slots for the likes of Robyn Hitchock, Ron Sexsmith and Ian Hunter, and with a recent sojourn to London's Abbey Road Studios under his belt, and a batch of new songs in progress, Corin is working towards his next album with great optimism.

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