Paulo Moya is the artist founder of several musical projects, clubs and host of Synthetic FM radio show NEON. A story that started around the year '98 DJing in Santiago of Chile. Nowadays is the face behind MOYA81 and passioned researcher of Proto-Synth Dance Music. His sound comes from the early Electronic music pioneers with a big step in the '80s and beyond. Uplifting Neon sounds for urban souls.

MIX and radios shows
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MOYA81 on iTunes 
https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/moya81/1451448169

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Templebys recipe – a large measure of funk and a generous dash of soul muddled together in a tall glass over ice with a hint of jazz (to taste)



Leoni Jane Kennedy is a Blackpool born, Guildford based singer-songwriter, often described as 'haunting' by her audiences. With intricate guitar riffs alongside powerful, soulful vocals, she is achieving a new rock sound with progressive influence in her rhythmic and melodic structures and lyrics that surpass her years. Leoni was hooked on blues rock from a young age after being gifted a CD of Status Quo. Their greatest hits album was stuck on repeat until 2011, when she finally got to see the band live at Lytham Proms. Leoni is also influenced by the likes of Rush, King Crimson, Blue Öyster Cult and many bands from a diverse range of genres. 

In 2013, Leoni entered a competition called 'Rock The House'. She passed the audition stage and was invited to perform at The Bedford in Balham, a venue which has been pivotal in the early careers of Ed Sheeran and Paolo Nutini, to name a few. From this competition, Leoni received an artist sponsorship from Yamaha and was endorsed by Orange Amplification, and in her later years, also received endorsements from PRS Guitars and Boss Pedals. At The Bedford, Leoni met multiple industry creatives, such as veteran Iron Maiden keyboard player, Tony Moore.

“ Leoni has fantastic talents that belie her young age and I see enormous potential for her to have a long and successful career in this business. ”

In 2018, Leoni moved south and began studying the Music Industry Practice degree at ACM Guildford. She was chosen by 'Queen's’ Brian May and Roger Taylor to receive the 'Freddie Mercury' Scholarship, covering her entire university tuition fees. This Scholarship saw the previous year's winner, along with Leoni and ACM alumni pianist, recording a cover of Queen song 'The Show Must Go On' at Metropolis Studios in London where Freddie's piano has been kept since his passing. Leoni and the team also joined Youtube in the tunnels of London's underground stations, performing Queen songs in celebration of the film release - they later attended as VIP guests at the World Premier of 'Bohemian Rhapsody' at Wembley's SSE Arena.

During summer 2019, Leoni and her band went into ACM's SSL studio with producer of Motörhead and Uriah Heep, John Gallen, who had previously taught Leoni for production classes and recorded some solo acoustic songs prior to the full band recordings. John was teaching production lectures whilst using the trio as the demonstration band, which resulted in a live album consisting of 7 songs and Leoni's latest single "Life Like This". Leoni graduated in 2020 with a 1st Class BA Honours Degree in Music Industry Practice and is currently working part time for ACM Guildford and her local music venue, The Boileroom.

Sponsored and Endorsed by Yamaha, Orange Amplification, PRS Guitars Europe and Boss Pedals.

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