Progressive, soulful and laced with timeless storytelling, Du Bellows are a powerful live act from London. Their shows promise a rare depth that pulls true music lovers from all corners. From pin-drop acoustic sets to fully fuzzed loudness, Jade Williams’ voice brings an irresistible warmth to the colourful harmonics of Richard Leeds and the percussive might of Dave Watkinson.
 
"There is a cosmic counterpoint alive and well here.” - Jimmy Page, Led Zeppelin.



 
Last year Du Bellows played their SOLD OUT, 'Unplugged' show at Olympic Studios, Barnes, hosted by Chris Kimsey (The Rolling Stones, Terry Reid, Psychedelic Furs, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Killing Joke). With their 'electric' full sets, they have impressed and supported established artists such as: The Pretty Things, Pere Ubu, Garland Jefferys, Mick Ralphs Blues Band, among others.
2017 will be the start of many new horizons for Du Bellows, one being the release of their self titled EP, recorded with the artist and legend that is Chris Kimsey. 'Black Wolf' will be the first release accompanied by the bands first music video. DB's are also excited to announce they will be touring Europe in May.

AJQJ are a high energy, catchy 3-piece alt-rock outfit from Suffolk/Norfolk, UK.

Lead Vocals/Guitar: Azza Lambert
Bass: Joseph George

Slides are from Sydenham in south London, comprising of brothers Louis and Jesse, and friends Daniel and Joel. In 2018 they released the 'Pack Years EP', dedicated to the memory of their friend and drummer, Joel.

Norwich/East Anglian based Guitarist
DIY Musician/Singer/Songwriter/Multi-Instrumentalist

To find out more head to www.mattwatsonmusic.co.uk or www.wearemagic.uk

I'd been playing guitar for more years than I care to think about in a variety of musical styles, in bands and solo. Then I bought a (relatively) cheap resonator just to use as an extra tonal colour for home recording projects. I very quickly realised that this was the musical voice I'd been seeking for thirty-odd years and I started writing and performing again. My "mission statement", if you like, is to take slide guitar out of the "Blues Ghetto". Hence songs like "On Raglan Road" and "Vincent Black Lightning" as well as my own stuff, very little of which, I think, comes even close to being Blues. I now play, by the way, a National Resophonic Style 1 Tricone with a nickel plated brass body.

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