Hi!

This is a selfish page. Somewhere to document the musical projects I've been lucky enough to be a part of. A place I like to return to now and then when feeling particularly reflective. I'm not a gifted musician. I barely read music. This page owes much more to the joy of collaboration than is does any particular solo effort. I have been so lucky to get to write with so many talented people and these are what I would consider particular 'highlights'. Thanks for listening :)

I am currently 1/5 of this band: http://www.theechoandthealways.com :)

And this one: https://www.facebook.com/fhfts/?fref=ts

Cardiff 6-piece, Breichiau Hir combine urgent aggression with melody, sitting somewhere between emo and punk. 

Band o 6 o Gaerdydd yw Breichiau Hir, yn eistedd rhywle rhwng emo a punk.

Independent Record Label based in Cardiff.

Current Roster:
Aderyn
Broken Fires
French Alps Tiger
Morning Arcade
Picsel
Sonny Winnebago

Previous Artists
Big Thing
Hoult
Laundrette
Rainbow Maniac

Excited to be sharing the artwork for our first new single in ages, available to buy from this Friday, 2nd February via Bandcamp! Raising money for My Big Cancer Fund an awesome cause.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/719058380083009
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/yuri-manca

Credits: 
Design Summit Design Studio Ltd 
Photography Jen E Bean 
Model Luke Angus Thomas 
Press Beast PR 
Ice Cream - Kwik Save No Frills
Hi Vis - Models own
#warmicecream #threesmileswide #mybigcancerfund

Songs and other recordings by Del Stephen. Full album releases can be streamed and downloaded at delstephen.bandcamp.com

Five disparate individuals forged a collective mind after meeting as part of the artistic community that grew around The Parrot music venue in Carmarthen West Wales.  Escaping in the winter of 2013 to John Lawrence (Gorky's Zygotic Mynci) studio in the heart of Snowdonia Tree Of Wolves forged a sound that is romantic and shimmering yet robust with post punk energy. 

Taking in classic English literature, Laurel Canyon sunshine melody, and European androgynous pop the Tree of Wolves sound is akin to 'Tusk' era Fleetwood Mac and early indecipherable R.E.M. The band are an infectious live presence and over the course of six singles and a critically acclaimed debut EP (that boasted a collaboration with David R Edwards  from iconic welsh band Datblygu) the band have built a loyal fan-base.

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