San Francisco-based pianist, vocalist and songwriter Rabbit Quinn crafts otherworldly fables reminiscent of unconventional piano rock storytellers such as Kate Bush, Nina Simone, Tom Waits and Tori Amos.

"Intensely musical and endlessly creative, Tasquin’s music is ebullient in both senses of the word: full of lighthearted energy and yet also boiling as if stewing its deeper meaning." -The Bay Bridged

Ghost Town Jenny began as the solo project of singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Kim Kylland, and over the years grew into a collective of talented musicians who performed and toured the globe supporting Kim and her songs. 

Kylland grew up splitting time between southern California and Southern Norway, and eventually spent her formative years as a songwriter & performer in Dublin, Ireland. After traveling alone through Europe with just a guitar and a backpack, she attended school in Japan, before eventually moving to Reykjavik, Iceland. 

Ghost Town Jenny's music has been compared to everyone from Florence & The Machine and Bjork (Purevolume) to June Carter Cash and Andrew Bird (Austin Texas Decider), but it's evident that she Kim has cultivated her own unique sound. 

GTJ has charmed audiences around the globe, from large scale festivals to intimate pub performances. Iceland Airwaves Festival wrote that each Ghost Town Jenny song "is like its own contained fairy tale".

GTJ released her first studio EP in January of 2014, which Interview Magazine called "sweet and spooky". 

GTJ was retired in 2016, though Kim Kylland still continues to writes and perform under her own name KYLLAND. 
To listen, visit https://soundcloud.com/kylland 

For more info, visit kimkylland.com or follow @kyllandmusic on instagram .

I breathed a sigh of relief/That shook the mountain down”
Riz Maslen has had an extraordinary career so far – playing live at Coachella and the Montreaux Jazz Festival, composing for Kew Gardens and the English National Opera, and releasing work on a who’s who of independent labels including R&S/Apollo, Oxygen Music Works and Ninja Tune.
First marked out as a trip hop artist by critics, Riz Maslen had actually arrived in London from the West Country where she had been playing in several indie bands.
The story of her involvement with Future Sound of London and The Beloved at the inception of acid house is well-documented, as is her loan-funded move into production and subsequent releases on R&S, Oxygen Music Works and Ninja Tune.
But scratch beyond those beginnings and an extraordinary trajectory emerges – of an artist building an aesthetic that breathes both electronically and organically, in which can be heard jazz, folk, psychedelia and post-rock, alongside those electronics, samples and field recordings which characterise her early output.
Beyond the musical, those early incorporations of field recordings and found sounds have developed into audio artworks including installations for Kew Gardens and The Southbank Centre.
And beyond the aural, her work has frequently included or required visual elements, both still and moving – in fact, La Prochaine Fois (2001) was both an audio CD and a film directed by Maslen that screened at Sundance.
Now homed in St Leonards On Sea, she has completed her sixth Neotropic studio album, formed improvisation super group Non Blank with Oliver Cherer, Jack Hayter and Darren Morris, and collaborated with Zeroh for several festivals.
Often intensely personal, her focus on honesty in performance makes her a compelling live act.

Glitchy, melodic, psychedelic, sinister, epic, quirky collages of synths, samples and beats that hopefully tickle your ears and envelop your mind :)

I like to make music for indie video games. Want to collaborate? Contact me!

Email: aronarguello13@gmail.com

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