Echo Harte is a dynamic and innovative experimental rock artist, singer, guitarist, and producer hailing from Galway City, Ireland. His musical exploration spans an array of genres, with a core foundation rooted in rock music. Echo's debut album 'Masks' garnered attention for its eclectic sound, and his latest single ‘A Miracle’ is a testament to his ever-evolving creative spirit.

David Duffy is an award winning Irish composer and sound designer based between Cork (IRE) and Barcelona. He has an MA in composition from the prestigious University College Cork. He was one of three selected for the University of California E.A.P Scholarship and has previously received the Ted and Mary O Reagan Bursary for emerging artists, numerous Arts Council of Ireland Bursaries and commissions.  His music has featured across of a wide range of platforms including, Film, Contemporary Dance, Theatre and Advertising.

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Lakiko is a cello - bowed, scratchy, repetitive and haunting. 

However Lakiko is also a voice, singing about a nomadic existence, nightmares, an archaic past and a dystopian future. Lakiko - aka Lana Kostic - was created in 2016 in the bowels of an EEG-machine in Biel, where the cellist experimented with the idea of free will. While using her brainwaves simultaneously as instruction manuell on what to play next, Lakiko created material that originates seemingly beyond the depths of human consciousness - a part of our brain usually buried deep inside. This music - an impression of her musical biography - could not be more manifold: influences of Bosnian music blend with classical music, breathy pop vocals with contemporary spoken word, driving beats next to nearly endless glissandi-loops, and in between again and again the haunting sound of a cello. Lakikos music seems to brainwash its audience, reprogramming eyes and ears, screening an non-existing movie in your mind's eye. And once the spectacle is over the listener is sent home with a sense of bitter-sweet melancholy.

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