From the far north of Germany, playing DJ sets since 2014

In love with club culture and beat-based music

Based in Dresden

@soundcloud.com/PHOB999  /// New Project!

https://www.instagram.com/miles_sjoegren/


2019/ Klangarten Festival Braunschweig /Magnolien Fest Dresden / Arfrade Kiel / HfbK Dresden / EA Muthesius Kiel

2018 / Schaubude Kiel /im Schlechten Versteck / Studio 18 / E A Muthesius Kiel/ HfbK Dresden / Traum Gmbh Kiel

2017 / Luna Club / Traum Gmbh / EA Muthesius / Pumpe Kiel / im schlechten Versteck

2016 / Luna Club / Traum Gmbh / EA Muthesius / im Schlechten Versteck

2015 / Detail Club / Habitat Festival / Luna Club

2014 / Detail Club

Dark Electronic Pop duo from London, England. 


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Jesse Marantz is a multi-award winning music producer & composer. Winner of the Australian Songwriters Association Awards, the Australian based composer produces works that possess an impressive polish and production quality. 

Jesse has produced and composed music for major advertising campaigns for brands such as Victoria's Secret, VISA, Uber,  Myer, Reebok, Rimmel London, Estee Lauder, Contiki, Rexona, ABSA and Remington, as well as for numerous shows on MTV, ESPN, HBO, E!, VH1 and Bravo.

In 2016 Jesse released the Triple J hit, ‘I’ve Gotta Have You' (w/ Fluir). It was picked up by 'Myer' in 2017 and has become the soundtrack to all 'Myer' stocktake TV commercials since. 'I've Gotta Have You' has reached over half a million streams on Spotify, peaking at number 9 on the Australian Spotify charts.

Jesse's follow up release ‘Only One’ (w/ Fluir) was released in 2017 and was added to high rotation on Triple J radio. It has received over 20,000 hits on Shazam to date. Richard Kingsmill stated it as being "one of the best tracks uploaded to Unearthed in 2017".

Contact:

Jesse Marantz
jesse.marantz@gmail.com

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‘How To Start A Revolution from the bottom of a garden shed’. So goes Some Velvet Morning’s best loved anthem from their second album ‘Allies’. Living up to their signature song, Some Velvet Morning have taken their music around the world from Paris to Bangkok, from New York to Moscow.

Formed in North London by brothers Desmond (vocals, guitar) and Gavin Lambert (bass, vocals) along with drummer Rob Flanagan, Some Velvet Morning first began playing together in the mid 2000s. Mixing their love of British 80’s pop such as Depeche Mode and Tears For Fears with the more classic sounds of Fleetwood Mac & Pink Floyd they organically developed towards their first deal. With Coldplay’s producer, Rik Simpson at the helm, their debut album ‘Silence Will Kill You’ spawned two radio hits – ‘Losing My Mind’ and ‘Propaganda’, leading the band to be nominated for XFM album of the year in 2007. 

The movies followed in 2010 when an early version of their song ‘How To Start A Revolution’ became the stomping backdrop to the international trailer for Matthew Vaughan’s superhero blockbuster, ‘Kick-Ass’. The success not only secured the band further film placements (Irvine Welch’s ‘Filth’) but it also helped fuel a crowd funding campaign for the band’s second album. 

Some Velvet Morning raised a staggering £100,000 in just six weeks. Their second album “Allies” introduced France to SVM, establishing national radio play and festival headline slots. In the UK, the band’s anthems proved a runaway success on sports television and radio, not only becoming key fixtures on Five Live, Talk Sport and the BBC’s Match Of The Day, but also providing a soundtrack for thousands to stomp their feet to as the tracks were played across the countries football terraces. 

So having started a revolution and built Allies, what does 2016 hold for Some Velvet Morning? Rather than stick with the tradition of single/album/tour, the band are going to release a single a month for the whole of 2016. The first of these ‘Damocles’ is issued on Jan 8th, followed by No Walls in February 4th.

The initial releases will reach a climax on 4th March when the band headline their own show at London’s legendary Roundhouse in Camden. Once a railway repair shed, how apt that Some Velvet Morning should continue their revolution from the garden shed to a modern engine room of creative innovation. 

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