Tideswell creates a blend of immersive electronic soundscapes with soulful grooves of electric guitar and bass. His unique fusion of spheric pad-sounds, techno beats and funk elements form the backbone of his style.

Falling in love with music as a child, Tideswell taught himself to play acoustic guitar and quickly expanded his talents to drums and bass guitar during his school years. Playing in several rock and punk bands fueled his desire to composing his own music. The turning point came when he discovered Ableton in 2020, allowing him to experiment and harness the grand variety of possibilities within electronic music. After releasing his debut EP in 2022, new tracks are frequently released, always expanding on sonic range, yet delivering his signature sound.

Tideswell’s sound draws from a wide range of influences with electronic artists like Home and Eagle Eyed Tiger, and prog bands like Plini . Tideswell's music aims to leave listeners with a sense of wonder and curiosity about life. His tracks are both calming and uplifting,  often described as psychedelic and ethereal.

Join Tideswell on a journey through inspiring soundscapes, where electronic and live elements converge to create a truly unique and genre-defying auditory experience.

Mark Zimmerman is an emerging singer/songwriter from the musical shores of Liverpool. With influences ranging from Neil Young to Oasis, his distinctive style provides an exciting boost to the indie rock genre.

Mark released his debut single 'Ride' on 1st May 2021. His single was featured on BBC introducing North West radio and listed on their 'Sunday Chills' playlist.

His upcoming release 'By Your Side' will be available to stream and download on all major platforms on 24th March. 

Rock and Roll will never die!

© 2023 Mark Zimmerman All Rights Reserved

Contact - m.brad1@live.co.uk

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Singer songwriter from the Heart of England with a box full of old and new songs on a mission to understand the art of recording and mixing. Most started life on my trusty Martin acoustic and have been played live but never been given the luxury of being recorded. I suspect am gonna be at this for quite a while!

5-piece Atlanta-based, family Rock/Metal band, “Liliac” has sparked the world by storm. This female-fronted band consisting of all siblings ages 16-25 has brought a unique and fresh sound they call “Vamp Metal”. Liliac first came into the scene by covering famous/popular rock and metal songs, which went viral on all social media platforms. They began writing hook-heavy original material with their father producing and recording in his home studio. They released their first EP “Chain of Thorns” in 2019, which hit #1 on Amazon’s Best Seller for Rock Music Charts. In the summer of 2019, their first North American tour consisting of 40 dates brought in thousands of fans and sold-out shows, which was a huge success for the band. With their youth, passion and hard work, you will hear more about them because they are here to impact the world!!!

Melodic instrumental rock music you don’t have to be a guitarist to appreciate.

Growing up in the 80’s, Rich bought a used $15 guitar after the death of his parents at age 17 and began to learn.

Faking Stevie Ray Vaughan on the cheap guitar, Rich literally played until his fingers bled. A year later with his first electric he was cutting his teeth on Van Halen’s Eruption and the shredders of Shrapnel Records. This led to his first band while earning a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Va Tech. After graduation, the shock of “real life” motivated a visit to Musicians Institute in LA with the hopes of attending but the cost and a younger brother to care for proved too much.

Returning to VA, Rich worked as an engineer by day and played at night. In 1987, Joe Satriani's “Surfing with the Alien” changed the landscape and motivated Rich to self record and release “Was It Good For You Too?” in 1991 and the eponymous CD for his band “Red Handed” in 1994.

After a 10 year break from playing in 1998 to marry and start a family, a Father’s Day gift to Rock Fantasy Camp in 2008 provided inspiration to play again.

Rich is back doing what he loves. Playing guitar, writing, and recording “songs without words” in the hopes of sharing guitar music you don’t have to be a guitarist to appreciate.

My latest single "Sometimes" is OUT NOW. Stream/like it and follow me on Spotify 🙏 

https://open.spotify.com/track/0q4CRMVCf5o6V1d6c6pVK3?si=774680c5624e4de6

Background photo by Hoza Emler

Link to talented photographer:
https://unsplash.com/@honzaemler

Ever since I was little... ever since I was a fetus... ever since I was a farmer on the planet Zergabo in my past life I've wanted to be a musician, blah blah bloomin' BLAH. 

WHO ACTUALLY CARES ABOUT YOUR PRIVATE LIFE? 

YOU COULD BE COMMUNIST KURT COBAIN IN DIMENSION 69 WITH WARRANTS FOR YOUR ARREST FOR INVADING IRAQ AND 5 COUNTS FOR HUMAN TRAFFICKING...

- BUT IF YOUR MUSIC IS BANGIN' 

PEOPLE WILL LISTEN TO IT!! 

There is no right or wrong in art, unless the artist wills it. 

Look at the degenerates that pass as popular musicians. Do I envy their success? No! They tend to suck morally and they still make money! That kind of rigged system is amazing! Anyone can make it! 😂

Pop musicians tend to be more entertainers / strippers / actors than musicians. 

Am I preaching? No! You know I'm right. 😂😎🥰

I write music because it makes me feel more connected to the source and myself.
I can express myself better through music than in speech. 

Some of my Influences:

System of A Down, Rage Against the Machine, Pendulum, Korn, Slipknot, Baby Metal, XXXTENTACION, King 810, Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Vivaldi, Schubert, Lady Gaga, Any Given Day, Greeley Estates, Maximum the Hormone, Kurt Cobain, Marina and the Diamonds, Nirvana, My Dad (Fretboard Stumbler on YT) Elliot Smith, The Cories, Lowland Hum and many many more.

Hope you enjoy! 💙

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