"Something Beautiful" is taken from "Maslow's Songbook" the debut album from Irish Songstress ODi. www.odimusic.co.uk and is available for FREE DOWNLOAD HERE

The album was recorded in locations around Ireland with producer Karl Odlum (Fionn Regan, The Frames, David Kitt) encapsulating ODi's voice, songs and lyrics set to a range of musical landscapes featuring contributions from Colm Mac Con Iomaire (The Frames / Swell Season) and Rónán Ó Snodaigh (Kíla).


Visit www.odimusic.co.uk for the latest ODi news.

ODi - Something Beautiful

John Reilly - Deep and Blue

Dan Wilde is a talented young musician hailing from the northern seaside town of Blackpool and one of the finest new song writing talents around.

A gifted guitarist with a soulful &amp; captivating voice, Dan is an honest performer cut from the same cloth as the likes of Richard Thompson, John Martyn and Paul Brady.

'Nowhere' is taken from Dan's debut album 'This Is The Place' already receiving great reviews from the UK and beyond.

'This Is The Place' is available from iTunes Worldwide

To find out more about Dan Wilde including tour dates visit http://www.danwilde.net
Contact: Dave Redfearn - Littlest Mojo Music email: dave@thelittlestmojo.com
www.thelittlestmojo.com


Dan Wilde - Nowhere

VALLEYS IN THE FLATLANDS  
RELEASE DATE 5TH SEPTEMBER 2011

From northern cities to the rural town of Southwell,  Anna Elias and partner Harvey found themselves being increasingly influenced by the sounds and ethos of the local folk scene. Anna’s voice has been described as ‘achingly beautiful’ and previous musical projects have included playing Glastonbury’s Acoustic stage, Radio 6 (live session) and supporting artists such as Damien Rice.

September 2011 will see the release of Anna Elias and the Forlorn Hope’s debut album, Valleys in the Flatlands, produced by the acclaimed folk producer, Ich Mowatt (Grammy nominated) who has recently worked with the likes of Ruth Notman and Tyde.

The album incorporates elements of traditional and contemporary folk whilst remaining unconstrained by any formula. The songs have been influenced by the surrounding landscape and the changing seasons in the small historic Minster town of Southwell. Like the debut album’s title, their songs speak of the personal valleys within our own lives but retain a sense that hope ultimately prevails. 

Valleys in the Flatlands features collaborations with a number of folk’s leading lights including Karine Polwart (multiple winner of BBC Folk Awards), melodeon player, Saul Rose (Waterson/Carthy, Faustus & BBC Folk Awards nominee for best musician) and remarkable harmonica player, Will Pound (Pound and Walsh). The band were also delighted to work with The Southwell Minster Choir boys who sing on the stunning track, Evensong.  

Following a successful 2010, in which they played a number of festivals including Towersey and the Gate to Southwell Folk Festivals (to fantastic reviews) they are now focusing on the release of the album with various live appearances, BBC radio sessions and a tour planned for the Autumn.


Website : www.annaeliasandtheforlornhope.com  
Email:  forlornhopemusic@yahoo.co.uk
Press: Rebecca Gibbions - 07779 665327 rebecca@gibbions.com 
Live Bookings: Dave Redfearn - Littlest Mojo Music - 07545 874110 - dave@thelittlestmojo.com
Management:  07889 501987
Proper Music Distribution www.properdistribution.com 


Anna Elias & The Forlorn Hope - 'Sarah-Jane'

<h2>Biography</h2>
Dan Wilde is a talented young musician and one of the finest new British Songwriting talents around today.

 
A gifted guitarist with a soulful and captivating voice, Dan has developed his trade and reputation as a budding songsmith whilst growing up in the Northern seaside town of Blackpool, going on to study at the Leeds College of Music and finding a new musical home and audience in the town of Cambirdge.
Taking inspiration from the sights and sounds around him Dan produces beautifully crafted songs. A spell binding combination of heartfelt guitar playing and absorbing lyrical content, whether it be addressing a range of human emotions or commenting on the social issues that surround us.
Spring 2011 saw Dan release his first collection of songs, his debut album ‘This Is The Place’ winning many fans and sparking interest amongst the UK media…
"<em>A talented singer-songwriter, he writes and sings gorgeous songs... destined to make quite an impact</em>"&nbsp;<a href="http://www.maverick-country.com/">Maverick ★★★★</a>
"<em> An album that plays on the emotions and waltzes your heart</em> "<a href="http://www.fatea-records.co.uk/magazine/releasesdp.html">&nbsp;FATEA</a>
Hot off the release of his debut Dan took to the road to peddle his wares. A string of successful headline shows across the UK lead to Summer festival appearances including sublime sets at The Beverley Folk Festival and Moonbeams. Invitations to support artists such as&nbsp;Karine Polwart, Martin Taylor,&nbsp;Cara Dillon&nbsp;and&nbsp;Crosby &amp; Nash followed. His music beginning to catch ears and attention further a field, Dan played his first shows in the USA and toured Eastern Europe while supporting Irish Troubadour Mark Geary.
It is in this live setting that Dan really shines, an honest and engaging performer, cut from the same cloth as the likes of Richard Thompson, John Martyn and Ryan Adams but with his very own style, charm and uniqueness.
"<em>Dan's songs are wistful and engaging. His captivating vocals and candid lyrics are embellished by Dan Rogers Double Bass</em>"&nbsp;<a href="http://www.leedsguide.co.uk/review/live-review/karine-polwart-/19718">Leeds Guide</a>
Asa busy 2012 on the live front approaches Dan heads into the studio with producer <strong>Karl Odlum</strong> (The Frames, Fionn Regan, Gemma Hayes) to work on a collection of new songs that promise to result in a very special album indeed...

<h2>Contact</h2>



Wait Until Tomorrow - Dan Wilde

Dan Wilde covers a Suzanne Vega classic.

To find out more about Dan Wilde visit http://www.danwilde.net

Visit the Suzanne Vega official site at http://www.suzannevega.com/ for links to her original version :-)

Gypsy - Dan Wilde - (Suzanne Vega Cover)

All For You Baby - Paul Creane and The Changing Band

'We Will Have Time' is taken from Dan's debut album 'This Is The Place' already receiving great reviews from the UK and beyond.

'This Is The Place' is available from iTunes Worldwide

To find out more about Dan Wilde including tour dates visit http://www.danwilde.net 
Contact: Dave Redfearn - Littlest Mojo Music Management email: info@thelittlestmojo.com 
www.thelittlestmojo.com

We Will Have Time - Dan Wilde

<p>Dan Wilde covers an Eric Bibb classic.
<p>To find out more about Dan Wilde visit <a href="http://www.danwilde.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.danwilde.net</a>
<p>Visit the Eric Bibb official site at <a href="http://www.ericbibb.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ericbibb.com/</a>/ for links to his original version :-)