I SEE RIVERS encapsulate audiences with their distinctive sound and renowned harmonies. With two EPs behind them, the band are in the process of making their highly anticipated debut album due for an independent release in 2020 with the support of PRS Momentum Fund, PRS Women Make Music, BBC Launchpad and their dedicated fans through Kickstarter.
 
There has been endless enthusiasm for I SEE RIVERS from media outlets such as Wonderland, Line Of Best Fit, Wonderland, i-D, Clash, Earmilk, The 405 and radio support from the likes of BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, BBC Wales, Radio X as well as countless Spotify Playlists including ‘New Music Friday UK’, ‘New Music Friday Norway’, ‘The Stress Buster’ and ‘Nordic Folk’ to name a few. They’ve become a favourite for live sessions with numerous BBC and national radio performances, two Mahogany Sessions, BBC 2’s Rockfield Sessions and most recently as guests and performers on Channel 4’s primetime breakfast show, Sunday Brunch.

The multi-instrumentalist Scandi ‘float-pop’ trio are renowned for encapsulating audiences with their interweaving harmonies and distinctive Nordic sound which over time has evolved with heavier production and indie-electronic influences.

Eline (Keys, vocals, percussion), Gøril (guitar, vocals, drum pad) and Lill (drums, vocals) have toured extensively, selling out shows with highly acclaimed performances alongside the likes of Cosmo Sheldrake, Newton Faulkner, showcases with Communion and captivating audiences at festivals such as The Great Escape, Bergenfest and Green Man. Their synchronised, blended vocal arrangements and flawless instrumentation has them renowned as a must-see live act.  
 
Although they are all originally from Norway, the girls met in Liverpool while studying and have recently moved to Pembrokeshire in Wales after falling in love with the Welsh coastline during the recording of their first EP in ‘StudiOwz’. Their new musical soundscape has them compared to a mix between Fleet Foxes and Haim, vocal and musical tranquillity with a foot stomping-pop twist.

"Triumphant ... HNIC smash the compass that flickers between rage and timid frustration and become conquerors of all." 8/10 NME



Sonically Unique Artist, Human Beatboxer & Multi Instramentalist Lee Canny Creates Evolving Electro Pop with Depth & Emotion

Hello ladies and gentlemen I'am trying to put together a FREE project that has artists using my beats to make songs since I know lots of people do so already I would like to put this together.All you would have to do is go to MY SOUNDCLOUD PAGE pick out any of the many free beats make a song to it and send the finished product to my email which is RTD1015@AOL.COM.After that I will review the song and e-mail you back letting you know weather you have or have not made the cut. Even if you don't I will make a soundcloud page with all the songs submitted giving all credits where they are due. So please feel free to send me the songs I know a ton of people have downloaded my beats already I would love to hear them and complete this.It will put for free download on BANDCAMP.COM once all is said and done. 



THANK YOU  ALL VERY KINDLY FOR YOUR TIME AND EARS

 "...equal parts prog and pop,  oddball & accessible."  NME
"...a flawless and sophisticated hyper-literate pop record." GQ
 "...delightfully theatrical and sharp as a bloody blade. Wales' much more explicitly feminist answer to Lana Del Rey.” ANN POWERS, NPR
“...a literate, ambitious and engrossing return... a brooding yet patiently anthemic cut.” CLASH
 “...as comfortable at CBGB’s as in Broadway theatres.” LES INROCKUPTIBLES
"... a sprawl of dark southern gothic."  THE QUIETUS
"...Davies is making music like nobody else at the moment."  NME 
“...a dark, intricate and intelligent debut… an album of distinctive sound and ambitious ideals.” LOUDER THAN WAR 

an·cho·ress [ang-ker-is] noun
A woman who is an anchorite - a person who lives in seclusion, esp a religious recluse; hermit; one who has retired from the world.

The Anchoress is a new project from Welsh multi-instrumentalist Catherine Anne Davies.

Five disparate individuals forged a collective mind after meeting as part of the artistic community that grew around The Parrot music venue in Carmarthen West Wales.  Escaping in the winter of 2013 to John Lawrence (Gorky's Zygotic Mynci) studio in the heart of Snowdonia Tree Of Wolves forged a sound that is romantic and shimmering yet robust with post punk energy. 

Taking in classic English literature, Laurel Canyon sunshine melody, and European androgynous pop the Tree of Wolves sound is akin to 'Tusk' era Fleetwood Mac and early indecipherable R.E.M. The band are an infectious live presence and over the course of six singles and a critically acclaimed debut EP (that boasted a collaboration with David R Edwards  from iconic welsh band Datblygu) the band have built a loyal fan-base.

2-man singer/songwriter band from Belgium

Crisis Talks write dark enigmatic pop songs wrapped in alternative rock guitars. Fusing influences such as The Cure, Radiohead, Placebo, Tool and Biffy Clyro with a  new innovative sound.
Having already released their first ep in 2016 'Black', been heard on BBC radio and played to audiences at the millennium stadium Cardiff and Monmouth festival. The band are about to release their first stand alone single and video for the twisted dark anthem 'my biggest fear'. Crisis Talks are currently recording their second ep 'Red' due for release autumn/winter 2018.

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