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Soulful British singer-songwriter

Hannah-Rei is a sassy northerner, emanating passion with her effortless brand of soul pop. Being influenced by artists such as Stevie Wonder, John Legend, and Jessie J, Hannah-Rei’s music has a timeless quality and international appeal.

Deciding, at age 11, that being a singer-songwriter was the career for her, and adopting the "10,000 hour rule", Hannah wrote a new song every day.  She continued her study at two of the best PA universities in the country, graduating from LIPA with a First in Music and the MBF National Songwriting Award and attaining an MA in Songwriting from BSUC.

After a writing partnership with 50/50 Konvict Musik and a successful spell as one half of comedy songwriting duo, Rocky and Balls, and writing with various producers and artists, Hannah got in the studio and released two solo soul EPs and wrote and produced her debut album Time To Play which is set for release 12.11.12.

In the forthcoming year, Hannah will be promoting "Time To Play", writing with some exciting artists and is already set to finish writing and recording the second album.

ESCAPADES is the stage name for musician Rob Wilson. Having embarked on this musical project in early 2015 after a move down to Reading from his hometown of Scunthorpe, Rob was ready to start making music which was different from the acoustic genre he had played and written before. 

ESCAPADES first single, 'Nicotine' was released on all major digital stores and streaming services on 21/09/15. His second single, 'Heart Attack', 
was released on 01/02/16.

Liz Lawrence released her new album ‘Peanuts’ on 7th June 2024 via Chrysalis Records. Lawrence describes ‘Peanuts’ as “Cate Le Bon meets Primal Scream going off on one about landowners. It’s learning the names of different trees and sweating over being polite in emails. It’s a petition to stop Elon Musk from space-junking up the atmosphere so we can’t see the stars anymore and it’s a big deep breath after going under.”

For the first time in years, Lawrence wanted to work with a producer for Peanuts. She’d won fans with her two previous self-produced albums Pity Party (2019) and The Avalanche (2021) but felt like this one needed to be ‘touched by someone other than myself’. She started to look at all her favourite records and the same name kept appearing: Ali Chant, who produced Perfume Genius, Yard Act and Aldous Harding. Chant was the perfect choice. The resulting album is as wry and observational as her previous work, but with a newfound sense of compassion. "We are disconnecting from each other at a time when we've never needed connection more. I am afraid that we're losing physical spaces, and community spaces, and a sense of us all being together. More than ever, I think we have to rally against that loss."

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