Traditionally, Ditseayella were made of bone, often backed with bamboo. Ditseayella are still available but most modern sets are constructed from various plastics such as bakelite, celluloid, and more recently nylon. Regardless of their  material, the symbols  are almost always engraved to their songs. Some expert players can determine their face value without actually looking at them by feeling them with their fingers.

4 Friends, Scattered By The Wind Of Life meet up for A Jam - And Recorded It.

Over 50 Original Tracks Written & Recorded in Less Than 8 Hours - 'On The Fly'  One Take!

We enjoyed the session so much we did it again and recorded even more of them !

Well over a hundred tracks in only a day.

Totally Original and Alive!

This Is Jammin' In It's Purest Form 
Brutally Honest with No Overdubs 
Embarrassing in Places but Shockingly Good in Others.

This Collection Of Tracks Is the result of a Reunion & Jam Session (Not a Pro Recording Session) In Our Home Town of Macclesfield. 

I'ts sad how life can make you drift away from your roots.
This happened to us, George lives in London, Nick in Bristol, Paul in Cambridge & Jools in Manchester, 
A reunion was hinted at then a reunion jam planned in 2010.
Although we were all friends we had never been in a band together & we hadn't played together in this line-up so thought it would be fun to all meet up and have couple of beers and a Jam, 
So we Did - at a brewery... 
Although the PA got taken away halfway through the session, everyone enjoyed it so much we decided to have another jam at our historic place of making music, the 'Mens Den Barber Shop' (Paul's dads shop) and record it, 
So we did! 
Paul took the recordings home, trimmed off the chit chat and very roughly mixed them.
This is the result 

Unfortunately due to some idiot visiting us and making the place stink to high heaven while we were jamming , we were banned from the Den, Kindly Jake Evans let us use his place for the 2013 Jam, nice one Jake.
The Jams continued back at the Barber Shop in 2014 thanks to Roberts kind understanding.
These haven't been trimmed yet due to a technical malfunction, but yet again, dozens of great ideas flowed.

There seems to be a unique inspirational chemistry between these guys and this has proven to be consistent. 

Here are just a few tracks from their collection as Sound Cloud won't allow any more than these 27:

Jams 2 & 3 - recorded at  The Men's Den 2011 /2012 (Thanks Robert for letting us use your salon) Jams 
Jam 4 - recorded at  The Big Red 2013 (Thanks Jake for letting us use your studio) 
Jam 5 - recorded at The Men's Den 2014 (Thanks Robert for letting us use your salon again (Sorry for the smell)) 

GRAPHINE aka Glass Rockstarr:
We thought a name would be fun for the pretend band, Jools always wanted a band called Glass,  so we tried that, Unfortunately there are loads of bands with that name already so we tried Glasss, then Glasss Rockstarr.
Graphene seemed a little less awkward and as it is clear, strong & flexible seemed very apt.
 
In The Spirit Of "1,2,3,4 - Let's See What Happens, Don't Stop Just Keep Playing and bounce off each other...."

Each Track as written 'On The Fly' With No Preconceptions or Working Out Beforehand. 

This Is Jammin' In It's Purest Form With No Overdubs 
(apart from the thunder on Feel the Thunder & applause on Why Why Why live camera mic, sorry thats not on here)

Totally Original. 

Embarrassing in Places but Shockingly Good in Others.

What do you think?

Graphine (aka Glasss Rockstarr) are:
      George Phillips - Dr~umsss
            Nick Dawson - B~asss
                   Julian Phillips - Guit~arrr
                            Paul Neale - Sin~gerrr

Will&I
William Cessford and Isak Andreasson.

Contact: contactwillandi@gmail.com


BIO:
We are two 18 year old guys from Gothenburg Sweden who have been producing and mixing together for almost a year.In the past months we have played in clubs and at private parties here in Sweden.

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