I am a musician and music teacher in NYC. I play and teach guitar, bass guitar, double bass, piano, vocals, and ukulele. I have been studying, writing, and performing music for over 20 years.

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French singer/songwriter Emilie Moutet released her debut EP Pancakes in 2018 under the former name Willows.
She draws inspiration from the piano and guitar equally to serve her characteristic melancholic and soft voice timbre, often compared to Joan Baez's. Her intimate and dark songwriting contrasts with some deceptively happy songs, with influences coming from songwriters like Sufjan Stevens, Patrick Watson, Ásgeir as well as Tori Amos, Regina Spektor and Fredrika Stahl.
In 2021 she won a contest for French radio network FIP's 50th Anniversary and she was also chosen by the SPEDIDAM to be part of "Generation SPEDIDAM" 2022-2024. In 2023 she played the 'Printemps de Bourges', 'Francofolies de la Rochelle' and 'Avignon Off' festivals.
Her upcoming album 'Happy End of the World' was recorded and produced with drummer and arranger Paul Magne (Cocoon, Tété) over a three-year span, taking time to build the transformative synths and drums layers of a less acoustic evolution from the previous EP. It will be released by the end of 2023 on the label Chose Fabuleuse.

Spycker came to Earth in the Dutch town of Zoeterwoude, famous for its beer brewery and its magnificent water tower. After finishing high school, he went to study physics. Frustrated at not discovering the smallest particle around, he decided to join a radical rural community in Northern Bulgaria. 

After 5 years his beard had grown too long and his toenails too soft. He left, but not without a newly-crafted plan: finding the Lord our God. Spycker did actually find God, but he discovered that God was a jealous God, and also very angry with the fact that our hero had neglected his duties at the bi-weekly grain offerings. 

Finally, Spycker decided that it was time to return to his homeland. In a small bordertown, he stumbled across the long-lost songs of the 16th century Flemish troubadour Armelius Klaasz Spycker. Adopting the name of his beloved musical ancestor, Spycker modernized these songs and went on to become another wannabe nobody.

MUSIC is the closest means we have to time travel... One piece of melody can get you reminiscing about your past or dreaming up your future!

“Almighty basslines so huge they could choke a hippo” …is how one music reviewer described Dolo Jones’ infectious ‘future-funk’ sound.

Rooted in Manchester, a past life DJing and sharing stages with early House pioneers eventually gave way to a more soulful side – albeit one that refuses to stray too far from those initial influences.

Now unable to decide whether he’s a DJ, producer, songwriter or vocalist, Dolo does them all – blending sonics as forward-looking, energetic and shapeshifting as the listeners left guessing exactly what genre they’re moving to.

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