British pianist and composer exploring the boundaries of classical contemporary music. Notable influences include Phillip Glass, Olafur Arnalds, Nils Frahm, Tigran Hamasyan, Arvo Part and Michael Nyman. His debut solo album "Under the River Water", described as an improvisational minimal ode to the landscape of Dartmoor in which he grew up, was recorded in one take at Alice's Loft Studio in London and released in December 2015. Since its release tracks have been featured on various radio stations including BBC Radio 3 and local radio. 
He is currently working on his second release aimed more at exploring intricate and complex patterns and utilising more of his technical capabilities as a pianist. "Rhythm and timing is something that has fascinated me for a long time but out of a sense of safety I had avoided exploring these aspects. Naturally I have always been drawn and had a tendency to delve and focus more into the melodic aspects of music. I was interested in melody very early, becoming entranced by simple lines and tunes, its only more recently that the rhythmic side has captured my enthusiasm. Perhaps that's down to Tigran, a big inspiration of mine, who is a master of rhythmic experimentation".

For more information about his work or for collaborative/work enquires you can get in touch via the website.

You can also find many of my improvisational releases not on the regular streaming platforms over on Bandcamp: https://johanallerfeldt.bandcamp.com/follow_me

Rock and pop singer / songwriter / lyricist / producer: www.singerproducer.co.uk

Lead singer of Before the Story Ends band: www.soundcloud.com/beforethestoryends

A female fronted 5 piece from Birmingham that has taken essences from 2000s punk mixed with modern alternative rock.

Vocalist also available for your projects on fiverr: www.fiverr.com/siobhan_ellis

An unexpected encounter, between the sonority and the vibration of the bagpipe with the richness of accordion timbres, a search for complementarity through accentuations, rhythm breaks, alternation between tension, melody and harmony, creating new sensations.
Two musicians trying to redefine music made with these two instruments, defying the limits of imagination, and, not infrequently, surprising with exciting contradictions.
This is Alma menor.

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