Mark Dyer is a composer of concert and installation music. His primary artistic focus is that of the ‘musical ruin’ - the quotation and fragmentation of found musical objects - that might elicit a feeling in the listener analogous to that experienced when visiting an architectural ruin.

British/Canadian violinist, Freya Creech, combines a busy and varied performance schedule as a soloist, chamber musician and collaborative artist. She regularly performs in venues across the UK, which have included appearances at Royal Festival Hall, Cadogan Hall and Queen Elizabeth Hall, as well as throughout Europe, in such concert halls as the Festspielhaus (Salzburg), Herculessaal (Munich), Sendesaal (Bremen) and Brucknerhaus (Linz). She has appeared as a concerto soloist on a number of occasions and has given many performances at the Edinburgh Fringe, Aldeburgh, Brighton Fringe and Salzburg Kammermusik Festivals.  Freya has also held several orchestral positions, including with the  Salzburg Philharmonie and European Union Youth Orchestras, and has played in a wide range of chamber ensembles, most notably as second violinist of the Rose Quartet; an international collaboration.  Having just completed her Masters' studies at the Mozarteum with Professor Klara Flieder, Freya is currently excited to be releasing her first album featuring the little known, yet very beautiful, 10 Caprices for Solo Violin by Sonia Eckhardt-Gramatté.  The album is now available on Spotify and most online music-sharing platforms.

Composer from the UK currently based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Working in acoustic and electronic sound, text, video and performance​

Graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Currently studying at the Royal Academy of Music, Aarhus.

e-mail: grousey2@yahoo.co.uk

Hello, 
  I'm Tywi. Here are some songs and pieces made with the guitar, acoustic instruments, or synths.

For more info, including soundtrack commissions and bookings, please contact tywidaman@hotmail.com.

Please see the Tywi_J page for other work.

Thank you for your visit...
Tywi Hywel

Debut album 'ZigZag Idiot'... http://tywi-j.bandcamp.com/album/zigzag-idiot

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For more info, including commissions and bookings, please contact tywidaman@hotmail.com.

Check out some of my mixes over here... http://www.mixcloud.com/tywi_j/pure-zigzag-nation/

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I'm Tywi_J.
Hope you enjoy your visit.  x

I'm from China, currently based in the UK. I make some music, and occasionally curate some gigs.

For more info and recent projects:

Alexander Proudlock is a composer and orchestrator based in the UK, and has quickly established himself as one of the most exciting and versatile composers, orchestrators of his generation.

Described as an “exciting voice in new music today” The Choir & Organ Magazine and “packed with incessant energy” UK Theatre Network.

He has work with companies such as BBC television, BBC radio and Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy (LVMH). After years of orchestrating and writing for clients, he is working on a debut album with a message and intent of pushing the limitations in orchestral music to express his story and connect through the consideration of non-conventional writing merged with the infinite aural potential. Alexander’s music can be found on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon and all streaming platforms.

Norrisette is a grungy ethereal art-pop artist based in Manchester, UK. Her songs are about everything from heartbreak to climate change, with comedy and surrealism along the way.

Norrisette started out as a composer, then a bedroom producer, and now finally has her own band. Since her first gig at Deaf Institute in 2021, she has performed sets at Bluedot, Sounds From the Other City, and Manchester International Festival, and has supported artists such as Anna Meredith, Ezekiel, ((( O ))) and Haru Nemuri. 

Together with Industries, Norrisette set up FLUFF, a regular night for queer electronic music artists in Manchester. FLUFF has been mentioned in The Guardian, and has received support from Manchester Pride and Factory International.

One of Norrisette's self-produced tracks, Wild Being, was described by BBC 6 Music's Tom Robinson as an 'electronic noise fest'. Norrisette has recently started collaborating with Ashley Garrod on bass, Jack March on guitar and production, and Imogen Shortall on drums. She still composes music for others under her original name.

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