I'm Charlie Law, a guitaring singing community musician living in Ipswich in Suffolk. I write songs with community groups - children with SEND, adults living with dementia and men in the criminal justice system. It's incredibly rewarding and inspiring and fuels my own songwriting. My latest album 'Put The Kettle On' came out in May 2024 and I'm currently recording my next album about becoming a Dad this year. Hope to see you somewhere out there soon :)

New single 'Molehills' is coming your way Wednesday 24th March! Pre-save now via the link below x

Ipswich-born, Norwich-based Alfie Indra combines melancholy lyrics with contrasting upbeat indie vibes reminiscent of Blossoms and Parcels. His first recording experience came through sneaking into Ed Sheeran's recording studio at the age of 17, but has since continued in a more proper fashion after meeting close friend and producer George Fitzgibbon (from the band Fuzzy Sun) while living in Manchester.

Having spoken about his OCD struggles on JaackMaate’s Happy Hour podcast, ‘Molehills’ draws on Alfie’s own experience of the Catch-22 between the demands of youth culture and maintaining a healthy state of mind.

His most recent release 'All My Friends Are Depressed' arrived in October 2020, and received support from Huw Stephens, Emily Pilbeam (BBC Radio 1), Angelle Joseph (BBC Introducing in Suffolk) and Hattie Pearson (Co-Op Radio), as well as cementing a place in 2 Spotify editorial playlists (Alt.Pop. & Students’ Union) and BBC Radio 1's Introducing show tipping him as 'One To Watch' in 2021.

With a sold-out hometown show at Ipswich's Smokehouse and an appearance on Latitude’s Lake Stage also behind him, Indra is keen to build on his successes so far with new music soon.

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