Ethan Lewis [born October 24th 1998] is a British musician, singer-songwriter & producer.
Known mainly as the vocalist of Nü-Metal band ‘Thousand Thoughts’, Ethan returns to self-producing & self-releasing... under the origin story-telling, genre-bending project "Ethan Lewis".

Muddy Elephant are a 4 piece indie band that live to perform, hailing from
the North West, UK.

Vocalist Sam’s quirky aesthetic has regularly drawn comparisons to David
Bowie and Harry Styles, whilst the overall sound of the band has been
likened to Circa Waves blended with The Wombats & Arctic Monkeys.

Muddy Elephant have been gaining serious momentum, all thanks to their
fans undying support, having played venues across the North West such as
The Cavern Club, Manchester Academy 3, The Deaf Institute as well as
selling out multiple headline shows including Chester’s Live Rooms.
Notable shows include supporting the likes of Busted, The Darkness,
Scouting For Girls, The Hunna, Reverend and the Makers and Jason Allan.

Their music has also been played across CO-OP stores nationwide, Capital
Radio, Radio X, BBC introducing, XS Manchester, ITV’s This Morning as well
as on match day at Anfield for Liverpool FC.

‘Beautiful narrative-driven dusky indie music’ - BBC Introducing

‘Steeped in a rich sense of emotion’ - CLASH

‘A fine blend of Royksopp, The XX and London Grammar with the harmony-laden lushness of First Aid Kit driving the song along while hints of Elliott Smith and Joni Mitchell caress the narrative lyrics’ - Record Of The Day

Following a chance meeting at a recording session in 2017 as solo artists, Annie Rew Shaw and Billy Wright’s vocals merged so effortlessly that everyone in the room agreed this had to be the beginning of something special. Within 12 months of their official formation, Dust in The Sunlight signed to indie label Project Melody.

After honing their sound and merging their skills, the pair released their debut EP during the first UK lockdown in 2020. The self-entitled body of work won many hearts with its gorgeous showcase of harmonious vocals and tender songwriting. Scooping support from the likes of BBC Introducing, Radio X, Clash and Record of The Day - who described the sound as ‘A fine blend of Royksopp, The XX and London Grammar’ - it’s clear to see this band is onto a good thing.

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