Calum Pearce is a 23-year-old Fife Singer/Songwriter whose unique brand of spunky indie-pop is as clever as it is catchy. 

His hook-laden ear-worms are endlessly memorable and guaranteed to make you want to sing at the top of your lungs and dance like mad. These are unashamedly upbeat songs for loudspeakers, not headphones!

If Biffy Clyro wrote a song for Everything Everything and then Two Door Cinema Club covered it with a MIDI-Drummer - that might sound a little bit like Calum Pearce.

Calum sets his quintessentially sticky hooks to funk-flecked rhythms with an undeniable dance floor energy. While his unique voice, Scottish twang and witty lyrics help bring his stories to life with charisma and flair.

Who knew heartbreak, politics and a pandemic could sound like this much fun?

2021 is set to be Calum’s biggest year yet, with plenty of new music on the way and a far more polished sound. Stay tuned!

Squares & Circles include members Aaron Levvy & Randal Lindsell.

Contact: squaresandcirclesmusic@gmail.com

(aka Keppel)
NOODS Radio Resident DJ

Well Street Records
Take Away Jazz Records
Banoffee Pies Records
Loose Lips

inquiries | bookings | demos : sid@quirkaudio.co.uk

Manchester-based jazz trio performing in a wide range of styles and genres.
Conor Litten - Piano
Lewis Howells - Fender Bass
Matt Edwards - Drums

Pianist, trumpeter, composer, teacher
Laga Runa / Peacock Dreams / Jude the Obscure / MSC Big Band

Known for her haunting yet uplifting alt-pop, Natalie Holmes is a songwriter whose music will resonate deeply with all identifying as a cerebral wanderer. Over the past decade, she’s carved a path as an independent artist who consistently pushes the boundaries of songwriting and self-production, forever balancing on the edge of the box to establish a sound that’s evocative yet remains comforting; and questioning everything along the way.
Natalie’s journey began in 2010, when she uploaded grainy YouTube videos of her songs, quickly gaining a following for her raw, poetic lyricism and honey-toned vocals. She has since released numerous EPs, singles, and her debut album, Vitamin Be (2022), all of which reflect her unwavering commitment to honesty and vulnerability. Vitamin Be explored themes of mental health, self-reflection, and the profound effects of nature, with the album’s self-produced soundscape capturing the complex and contradictory nature of modern life. It received glowing praise from BBC Radio 2, BBC 6, Clash, and EARMILK, with Tom Robinson calling it “fresh, adventurous, really assured."
With her second full length record, Opposite Day, due for release later in 2025, Natalie expands on the experimental approach she began in Vitamin Be. The new album shifts between alt-pop dreamy soundscapes and analog wormholes, to convey the dizzying emotional highs and lows of today's world. Inspired by artists like Caroline Polachek, Bon Iver, The Japanese House and Aurora, Opposite Day is a kaleidoscopic journey that delves into the spaces between love and loss, focusing less on what’s good or bad and more on the search for silver linings in an ever-shifting, chaotic landscape. “I want Opposite Day to be both grounding and uprooting for people,” she says. “It’s about sometimes falling victim to the uncertainty, picking yourself back up again, and finding beauty in the madness of it all.”
Natalie’s creative trajectory is marked by her ability to innovate both as a producer and performer. After years of honing her production skills through self-released demos and her Patreon community, she produced Vitamin Be entirely on her own, blending live instruments with edgy synths, glitchy marimbas, and nature samples to create a dreamlike, immersive atmosphere. Her music has made its way onto platforms like Calm, where she composed sleep songs for children, and had her instrumental album ‘Piano Places’ licensed for sleep and meditation.
As a live performer, Natalie has toured extensively, headlining shows, playing festivals like Isle of Wight, Live at Leeds, Barn on the Farm and Between the Trees, and supporting artists such as Gabrielle Aplin, Ásgeir, and Sam Brookes. In 2016, she joined Above & Beyond on their Acoustic World Tour as one of their lead vocalists, performing at iconic venues like the Hollywood Bowl and Royal Albert Hall. Her voice has also graced the world of electronic music, with collaborations like “Zero” with Oliver Smith on Anjunabeats, which reached #1 on the iTunes Dance charts in over 15 countries, and “Doubt You,” a melodic future bass anthem that has garnered nearly 5 million streams.
Natalie’s path is one of constant growth and discovery, both personally and artistically. As an independent artist, she’s proven that the DIY route is more than just possible—it’s a thriving, dynamic journey. With Opposite Day on the horizon and a relentless drive to evolve, Natalie Holmes continues to inspire listeners to reflect, question, and embrace the challenges of life with grace, humour, and curiosity.

Manchester-based jazz group including 
Tom Barber (keys) 
Matt Edwards (drums)
Lewis Howells (bass)
Eleanor Lang (vocals)
Jonny Moore (guitar)
Raddon Stephenson (trombone)

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