We make vivid, danceable folk-pop with super-tight vocal harmony and are known for infectious, childlike energy at live shows. We released our debut studio album at the end of November and it has been quite popular, the last two singles from that album were played by Simon Raymonde (co-founder of Bella Union) and have had some lovely reviews! In the past we have been featured on BBC Introducing and BBC6, supported Ellie Goulding, played at IndieTracks festival, T in the Park (T Break Stage) and Secret Garden party. We have a strong DIY ethic, organising our own tours and making our own videos. 


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An odd couple for sure and best friends for years, front girls Emily Bryant (Kirrie, Scotland) and Megan Clifton (Brighton) always sing together to make one unique texture. Teaming that with bouncy, vivid arrangement, the band together put infectious enthusiasm, pure youth and life into their recordings and live shows.
Featured on BBC Introducing and BBC6 by Phil Jackson, Kairen Kemp and Tom Robinson. Shows to date include venues from Paris to Dundee, festivals such as T in the Park (T Break Stage) Secret Garden, Indie Tracks, Beach Break Live and Playgroup, Supports for Ellie Goulding, Marina Celeste and Greg Holden.

Field Music are from Sunderland in the north-east of England. They make experimental pop music. The band is led by brothers Peter and David Brewis. They have released five 'proper' albums under the name Field Music [Field Music (2005), Tones of Town (2007), Field Music (Measure) (2010), Plumb (2012) and Commontime (2016), all through Memphis Industries] as well as Peter's The Week That Was album, David's two records as School of Language, a compilation of early B-sides, a collection of cover versions and a soundtrack to John Grierson's 1929 documentary, Drifters. The Field Music live band currently features Kev Dosdale, Andrew Lowther and Liz Corney. In October 2016, the band played a short run of shows with an expanded line-up. This included the string quartet of Ed Cross, Jo Montgomery, Chrissie Slater and Ele Leckie, saxophonist Pete Fraser, trumpet player Simon Dennis and percussionist Damo Waters. Other musicians who have played in the group on record or onstage include founding member Andrew Moore, Tom English, Ian Black, Peter Gofton and Mark Simms. Plumb was nominated for the 2012 Mercury Prize.

These are some of my live two piano recital recordings. We covered the entirety of Explosions in the Sky's "The Earth Is Not A Cold Dead Place." If you would like to hear recordings from another recital where we covered Explosions in the Sky's "All of a Sudden I Miss Everyone," then head on over here: http://soundcloud.com/badaptations/sets

Hi, my name is David Minnick. I write and record a lot of different sorts of music for free and/or for money. Mostly, I like to make music that makes me laugh. I've been writing and recording music since 1980 (when I was 13). I've put out recordings under the names: The Sursiks, Oven Mitt Johnson, The 180 Gs and Zermos. I was the guitarist/primary songwriter for the Detroit ska band Gangster Fun from 1987-2000. I've written for short films, video games, TV ads, but I teach for a steady income.


BREAKING BEATS SINCE 1988. I refuse to compromise or follow trends when it comes to my sound. My music is purely for entertainment.
Booking: booking@allisrhythm.com 
http://www.guycalledgerald.com

In nine albums and over fifty releases that span a 30-year career, A Guy Called Gerald has built a genre busting body of work that stands out for consistent innovation, excellence and refusal to compromise.

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