Singer/songwriter Martin Grech returns after a seven year hiatus with his 4th album "Hush Mortal Core". Following the trend of his previous three LPs, Martin's latest record subverts and merges genres ranging from classical and alternative to folk and heavy metal. Setting this record apart from it's predecessors, "Hush Mortal Core" is being produced by renowned UK producer Peter Miles and features a host of extremely talented guests ranging from guitarists and drummers to string players, singers and string arrangers.

Martin's three previous records were all released in the UK to positive critical feedback from well known music publications, online based music review sites, and general UK wide press.

Open Heart Zoo (2002) - Interscope records
Unholy (2005) - Island records UK
March of the Lonely (2007) - Martin Grech Music

MALKA first made waves on the music scene as Tamara Schlesinger, the frontwoman of acclaimed alt-folk collective 6 Day Riot and also as a prolific songwriter. Her past work has been included in a host of high-profile syncs for TV series and Hollywood blockbusters – most notably Skins, Scream 4 and 127 Hours.

Now as MALKA - she weaves mesmeric percussive rhythms among a charge of 
irresistible call and response chants and instantaneous melodies. She explores a carnival of global sounds intertwined with an explorative affirming message.

Her highly praised debut album 'Marching to Another Beat' received steady support at 6music from the likes of Lauren Laverne, Chris Hawkins, Nemone and Steve Lamacq and syncs on both MTV and Netflix. Her latest release “Breakout”  has been played on 6music, Radio X and has been playlisted on BBC Radio Scotland has had coverage on high profile press such as The Independent, The Line Of Best Fit and Drowned In Sound.

MALKA is set to release a new album during 2017. 

http://www.malkamusic.co.uk
CONTACT:
malka@malkamusic.co.uk

I do covers when I'm bored. Keys/synths/vocals in Bleach Blood.

Uxbridge indie-popsters Colour Me Wednesday are the young and angry musicians the Guardian says don't exist anymore. Their hook-laden material explores experiences of SAD and depression, as well as outlining their vegan, feminist, anti-capitalist politics - all through timeless pop structures, infectious melodies, and backed up by a fearsome DIY punk ethic.

Colour Me Wednesday have played throughout the UK, as well as touring the US and Europe, picking up new fans at both New York Pop Fest and Madrid Pop Fest. They're also the darlings of the light-railway-centred festival set, having played Indietracks twice, to wild acclaim.

Colour Me Wednesday hand-print t-shirts, self release records, and make music videos through creative collective/extended family Dovetown. They've already seized the means of production, and they're gonna seize your ears next. Listen up! 'Anyone and Everyone' is their brand new 4 track EP co-released with Dovetown (UK), KROD (FR) and Wiener Records (US).

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