With an explosive, exhilarating line up of irresistibly catchy, shiny songs – all delivered with amp-loads of energy and polish, the Callers are the most fun you’ve had since who knows when.

Their set list is crammed from end to end with strong melodies, delicious vocal lines and guitar riffs, all layered into their signature big ‘stadium sound’. Its all just too much fun to resist getting your bounce on. 

The Callers demonstrate a song writing prowess that moves the audience through layer after layer of relentlessly building performance energy, and then, in some of the sweetest surprise moments of stagecraft, turning on a dime to deliver moving moments of restraint and simple beauty. 

 Get ready to get your hands in the air – the GC’s live show will have you wondering “Where the hell do I buy the album???” 

Reviews:

“The Gentlemen Callers were the perfect wake-up call - these guys know how to put on a show!” - Mike O'Connor – Libel Music

 "The Gentlemen Callers, resplendent in white shirts & black ties – part beatle-esque, part naughty school boys - had the ladies hearts a flutter before even making a sound. But oh what a sound! These guys have got IT! This was arguably the best debut performance we’ve yet seen at Lovelands. Make sure you don’t miss them!!!” – Steve Lovell - Lovelands

Hi :-) apart from the songs by my band, monroe, my stuff is all made on garageband and is not professionally recorded, mixed or mastered. There are plans to record them in a studio and I look forward to presenting the finished songs to the world.  Thanks for listening. Kia kaha, love and light to you all luxxx

Shaw Shot’s reggae obsession has its roots in the early 80s while living in Brixton, UK. There she soaked it up, enjoying live reggae gigs and festivals, the Frontline bars, being part of the Brixton community, and playing vinyl borrowed from the public library on her old gramophone back at her squat.
Years of researching music is evident in her eclectic collection of non-mainstream music from around the world. 

Playing a range of sounds, primarily with roots in Jamaica ¬– dancehall, steppas, roots, dub, ska, rocksteady. But also some soul, funk, calypso, soca, African, Northern soul with a focus on women artists. 
Shaw Shot aims to show people the enormous variety of music Jamaica has bought to the world.

All followers please follow link to my new bands page and check us out! https://soundcloud.com/four-legged-myrtle 
The songs currently on my page will be rerecorded with band on this page

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