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“Fantastic song writing and a resonant, rich voice, Josh exhibits real skill as a musician and singer." - Huffington Post ‘Ten Artists to Watch’

"Absolutely stunning" - BBC Introducing

“Glistening guitars circle around intimate and gorgeous vocals on the heart-melting and elegant ‘Whisper in the Snow’.” - Just Music That I Like

"The vocals of Savage sounds both familiar and undoubtedly unique" - Ears to the Ground Music

Indie-pop singer/songwriter Josh Savage has blazed a bright trail through the music industry, which should serve as a beacon to any musician looking to make a name for themselves in the unrecognisable 21st Century Music Industry landscape. Josh has built a loyal fanbase one living room at a time (he holds the record for the amount of Sofar Sounds gigs worldwide).

Fresh from his support tour with Kodaline in Germany, Josh Savage is set to release long-awaited debut album The Long Way Round on March 27, inspired by his worldwide travels of self-discovery. Expect catchy heart-wrenching melodies with singles ‘Skinny Dipping’, ‘Found in Mexico’ and ‘Poison’ that cut through to the soul.

In his quest to deliver music in the most personal and intimate environments, Josh has played close to 100 Sofar Sounds shows. ‘The Living Room Tour’ documentary can be streamed here https://youtu.be/vSbCJGzdETQ 



Josh Savage’s self-releases have been played on BBC Radio 2, BBC Introducing and BBC 6 music and accumulated over 4 million plays on Spotify without PR representation. 'Spaces' EP hit #28 and 'Whisper In The Snow' made the top 20 in the iTunes singer/songwriter charts. 'Whisper In The Snow' aired on Dermot O'Leary's BBC Radio 2 show by Jo Whiley.

Josh has played over 700 shows on 4 continents supporting amongst others Kodaline, Jack Savoretti, Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Tokio Myers, John Hiatt, Razorlight, Catfish & The Bottlemen and Ward Thomas.

Email: info(at)joshsavagemusic.com.
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Jonathan Sage is a freelance clarinettist based in York, England.  He studied with Alan Hacker and Lesley Schatzberger at the University of York, gaining a Masters Degree in Performance with distinction.

As a concerto soloist, Jonathan has played with Orchestras including the London Mozart Players, York Sinfonia, Cambridge Youth Orchestra and the Hessle Sinfonia. A highlight of his concerto career came at the Dartington International Festival when, at less than 24 hours notice, he stepped in for distinguished clarinettist Alan Hacker to play the Mozart Clarinet Concerto (on Hacker’s basset clarinet) with the Dartington Festival Orchestra under conductor Diego Masson.  More recently, Jonathan has given the world premiere of a new basset clarinet concerto by Irish composer Garrett Sholdice.  Appearing as soloist/director of the Ergodos Musicians, Jonathan performed Shodice’s concerto, Am Obersee, alongside the Mozart in a unique two-concerto programme.  

In November 2009, Jonathan performed to a capacity audience at Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival the UK’s largest contemporary music festival.  He has also given performances at the Ergodos MMX and Off-Grid Festivals in Ireland’s National Concert Hall, LEAP (Berlin), the York Spring Festival, Sampler Festival (London), Kaleidoscope (Dublin) the Late Music Festival, the Dartington International Festival, the International Conference on Music Since Nineteen-hundred 2007, the GEMdays Festival, ICMC and the University of York Concert Series. 

In 2013 Jonathan released his first solo album on Ergodos Records.  Entitled Counterpoint, it features Steve Reich’s New York Counterpoint as well as a new work from Benedict Schlepper-Connolly and a transcription of a Bach Sarabande.  To date it has been broadcast on RTE Lyric FM as well as on New York Public Radio station WNYC and BBC Radio 3.  Lyric FM reviewer Paddy Kehoe gave the album 5 stars and described the Reich as a “masterful interpretation”.  Jonathan also features on a number of other Ergodos Records releases as well as on Monty Adkins’ Four Shibusa, released on Audiobulb.

In 2008, Jonathan toured Ireland as an Ergodos Artist, playing a programme of contemporary clarinet music and also giving lecture recitals at Trinity College Dublin and Dundalk Institute of Technology.  Commissions for the tour included works by Jonathan Nangle, Garrett Sholdice and Alexander Harker, supported by the Irish Arts Council.  

Jonathan regularly works with groups including the Ergodos Orchestra, Bewegung Ensemble, Dark Inventions and Harmonium, and has performed alongside musicians including Alan Hacker, John Cameron, Jane Manning and Stephen De Pledge.  Jonathan has also played in orchestras including the New Mozart Orchestra, I Maestri, and the York Guildhall Orchestra.  He has toured an performed in venues throughout Europe and in the USA.



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Nicholas enjoys a successful concert career and a growing reputation as an inspirational performer, conductor and teacher. He was awarded the Charles Heywood scholarship for entry to the RNCM and a Masters with distinction in performance and the Clifton Helliwell Memorial Prize for Piano. Born in 1984, he is also a graduate of the University of York, where he performed as concerto soloist with the University Symphony Orchestra.
Nicholas is in demand as a recitalist, concerto soloist and accompanist throughout Britain and has performed in prestigious venues including Bridgewater Hall and as concerto soloist at LSO St.Luke’s with the Amadeus Orchestra. Solo recital engagements include University of York’s International Concert Series, Lincoln Drill Hall recital series and a performance for the renowned Sunderland Pianoforte Society, as well as performances and masterclasses across the country. Alongside other appearances, he also performed as part of the RNCM Ravel Festival in 2007 and recorded with the RNCM Wind Orchestra on the Chandos label. Nicholas performed with Bryn Terfel at Newcastle City Hall in 2009.
Nicholas has a growing reputation throughout the as a conductor and was appointed conductor of the acclaimed Tees Valley Youth Orchestra in 2010, which toured Germany in 2012 and reached the National Finals of Music for Youth in 2013. He will lead them in performances at the Florence International Youth Orchestra Festival in 2014. Whilst in York, he conducted the Chimera Ensemble, including a UK premiere of a work by Claude Vivier. 
He has worked with Stephen Hough, Nelson Goerner, Anders Kilström and Sarah-Beth Briggs and performed in the masterclasses of Angela Hewitt, Philippe Cassard and Roy Howat. Also in demand as a tutor, Nicholas is currently visiting tutor for piano at Newcastle Royal Grammar School. He is also a mentor on the Accompany programme for 2014 for Middlesbrough Town Hall, working with young musicians.


Since the formation of The King’s Parade in 2015, the four-piece’s assured touch of classic Detroit blues with melodic, crossover pop has frontman Olly Corpe and his band evoking the crafted sounds of Jamie Woon, Leon Bridges and Son Little.

Since releasing their debut ‘Vagabond’ EP last year as well as a string of singles including ‘Bunched Up Letters’ and ‘Silhouette’, The King’s Parade have seen themselves picking up critical acclaim across CLASH, NOTION, EARMILK and THE EVENING STANDARD. They also independently sold out London’s OSLO on the last leg of their debut sold-out European tour – echoing a growing number of hype acts growing fanbases and selling out large venues completely under the radar.

This is a classic sound honed by musicians that were previously playing together more than 40 hours a week on a Hawaiian cruise ship. Think the Beatles’ unknown early gigs in Hamburg’s strip clubs and you’re about there.

Continuing with their signature style on new release ‘Gathering the Pieces of a Broken Heart’, they continue to refine a new blues blueprint that’s seeing a loyal and expectant fanbase growing by the day. An open letter of love and loss, the track further cements The King’s Parade’s status as one of the most naturally talented and hustling young acts this year.

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