Endless Numbers, the debut EP from Calling for Serenity. 

Release date: 16th May 2016 across all major download/streaming sites. 

May 16th-22nd is Mental Health Awareness Week. Visit the Mental Health Foundation website to see how you can get involved:

https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/campaigns/mental-health-awareness-week

Endless Numbers

Any artist is welcome to send us ONE track via soundcloud.com/groups/dropbox anytime between Monday lunchtime and Thursday morning - and all our moderators, including Tom Robinson, will listen to every track*. This is our full inbox from the week beginning 2nd May 2016: from mid-day on Friday you'll be able to hear our shortlist and pick your favourites on this week's Listening Post which will appear at freshonthenet.co.uk/batch197

*Note: we don't listen again to tunes we've already heard, and automatically block artists who send more than one track a week (our moderators can manage to work their way through 150+ tunes overnight, but 300+ would be impossible!)

ENTIRE INBOX: Batch 197

Taken from the new EP 'Free Falling'.

Anna Neale

Produced by Jez larder

Anna Neale 2016
www.annaneale.net

Hello (Can't Say No)

Invictus - Written, performed and produced by Karmer ©2016
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iTunes

Invictus

Lovely Day

A track about messing up, its what we do. Guitar and vocals are a one take hit, with other bits (all live instruments) and tape delays. 


Human

Heaven Inside

Hypnotised

Minus

Plus

GODZILLA BLACK - 2 Votes For Dirty

Calling for Serenity is a collision between three performers on the London open mic circuit. Rob Knowles has been running open mic nights around London for the last three years, and met Anne Sumner (folk singer/songwriter) and Craig Pinches (rapper and producer) along the way. The three of them combined to form Calling for Serenity, and they wanted their music to address Mental Health Awareness and destigmatise the subject of mental health. Heavy rock guitars are joined by searing trance-like synths, Craig’s rap verses and Anne’s haunting vocals, with the songs written to resonate with feelings associated with mental health.

Pi

Calling For Serenity