http://www.shunyamusic.com

https://www.instagram.com/shunya_music

shunyasound@gmail.com

Shunya - described by critics as an ‘enigmatic new discovery’ - is an internationally touring artist and collaborator who has worked with some of the most exciting talents in world music - including South African cellist Abel Selaocoe. He is also son of legendary Irish guitarist and producer Dave Keary (Van Morrison, Jerry Lee Lewis, Emma Bunton)

In 2021, he was commissioned to arrange music for orchestra for Abel’s debut BBC Prom Africa meets Europe, which he also performed in, at the Royal Albert Hall, a show that was met with universal praise. The same year, he provided a remix for acclaimed jazz trio Go Go Penguin’s GGP/RMX album. Despite featuring on the project alongside electronic heavyweights such as Squarepusher, Clark and 808 State, Shunya’s reworking of To The Nth was described as ‘almost stealing the record’.
Shunya has released three previous EPs and two singles - with track Wonder N Wane feat. Hayley Williams receiving support from Huw Stephens, BBC Radio 1. He also hosts his own monthly show on Soho Radio in which he interviews other artists and curates a wide selection of sounds - finding the threads that bind music from different cultures together.

“Shunya’s music changes and evolves, adapting to different situations like it were alive.”

– Midnight Sounds

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Professional composer for Film, TV and Media.

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From Portland, Oregon, Val Bauer writes songs of earnest confessionalism. They're about the struggle, but also the optimism that it's possible to not have to accept what's given us; that we're all fighting the same fight, and that we're not alone.

Through his previous EPs, Val addressed the world as an alternative singer-songwriter. His first full-length, The Spoils of War, sees him branching out to take on pop-punk influences—from favorites like Saves the Day to newer acts like Real Friends and Neck Deep—while still remaining true to those songwriter roots.

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