Martin Stilwell is a singer songwriter who has been making music for over 20 years. He first started writing and performing as a teenager, and went on to front the Liverpool-based outfits Alterkicks and Dead Cities. He has performed all over the UK, including shows at Glastonbury and T in the Park, and has worked with Stephen Street.

Born to entertain is the best way to describe Clement Marfo. Universal, multi-talented artist, Clement Marfo is most recognised for his uplifting anthems such as 'Champion' (featured on television sports promos from BBC Olympics, Sky Sports, NFL Super Bowl to WWE Royal Rumble).

Since bursting onto the scene with six-piece band, The Frontline, Clement is now embarking on a new chapter as a solo artist. Think Jay-Z meets James Brown with a South London accent.

Clement has performed at major festivals including Wireless, Reading, Leeds, Bestival and SXSW; supporting a star-studded list including the likes of Plan B, Rizzle Kicks, Tinie Tempah, Nelly to De La Soul. A strong work ethic and raw, well-rounded musical talent has made Marfo memorable for his explosive, energetic live performances.

An individual who is not afraid to leap, explore and be himself without compromise or apology.

Clement Marfo is evidently a young man on a mission.

Here are selection of tracks written and recorded for various production houses. KPM/EMI, Koka (Universal France) and Beds and Beats. 

All these tracks have featured on various albums and have featured heavily on TV Programs and the like worldwide.

For more information or to contact for any new work please write to me at simon@simoneugene.net

The Cueva Espíritu Santo in the Morazan district of El Salvador is famed for its ancient petroglyphs, but among the prehistoric cave paintings two figures stand out. 
They are unlike anything else. 
They look of the future.
They look OffWorld.
Do these figures, etched into the rock, depict visitors from another place and dimension? 
Did they plant the seeds of a civilization? 
Perhaps they fell in love with the primitive but infectious rhythms they heard and decided to stick around?
In return imparting a wisdom and knowledge beyond anything seen before on Earth?
Perhaps they hung out in New Orleans when Jazz floated out of the music halls and up the Mississippi? 
Were they there when those first proto-funk sounds followed? The gravitational pull of the downbeat? Are they here still? Meeting up in dive bars to play Extra-Terrestrial Blues?

DGM Presents is following