Seadog is the Brighton-based dream-pop project led by musicians Mark Benton and Tom Chadd. Blending lush melodies with anthemic electric and acoustic textures, Seadog crafts songs that drift between lullaby and anthem, weaving influences into a rich tapestry of sonic storytelling. Following their debut album Cabin Fever Blues —produced in part with legendary engineer Phill Brown (Talk Talk, Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones) Seadog returned with their second album, Internal Noise. Born in the stillness of the 2020 lockdown and brought to full life at Bella Union Studios in Brighton, the record features production from Jack Wolter of Penelope Isles, who also contributes drums, guitars, and backing vocals. His sister and bandmate Lily Wolter adds further depth with her guest vocals on the album, enhancing the intimate yet expansive feel of the recordings. Seadogs music has been championed by a range of respected voices, earning airplay on Amazing Radio, BBC Introducing The South. Their single Tidal Wave marked a major step forward, selected for Tom Robinsons BBC Introducing Mixtape on 6 Music and spotlighted on Lauren Laverne's BBC 6 Music Recommends show. With Internal Noise, Seadog continues their ascent, creating music that's as emotionally resonant as it is sonically adventurous songs that soar, shimmer, and stay with you.

"Tidal Wave ticks all the boxes for me...but above all, it sounds like it's flying and I have a soft spot for songs that sound like they are flying." - Jason Lytle (Grandaddy)

"Really love Tidal Wave, lovely melody and the chorus lifts off so well." - Matthew Caws (Nada Surf)

"Seadog have been quietly working their way into our hearts through a consistent run of tracks released over the last few years. Seadog's home within our hearts is set for many more years to come." - Simon Raymonde (Cocteau Twins/Bella Union)

"Really pretty good and nice voice"- David Crosby

Stoner Witch Radio celebrating Devil music.  
2016-2021
Thank you for the support!

Melissa

The small town of Rygge is primarily  known for two things: It’s vast strawberry fields and the recently shut down international airport. Perhaps not so strange that farming heir Andreas Kase, in all his suburban boredom, filled his spare time with guitars. Together with his closest friends, Kase formed a songwriting-companionship that would flourish into the band ‘Divest’. 

With one leg planted in early 2000’s New York, the other in Manchesters Britpop - as well as a third leg somewhere in the laidback indie sphere - the quartet started to upload demoes and live recordings online. These recordings were recognised by national radio station P3, who playlisted ‘throw me off’ before it was officially released. 
Not long after ‘wingside’ made sure of critical acclaims at several international music blogs. After being selected as «Månedens Urørt» in april they released their debut EP «No Hit’s Only Hats» on Sellout! Music in May 2019. 

Divest spent the summer playing festivals and self-recording their debut album, due next spring. True to the band’s DIY-ethos, the record is filled with spontaneous one takes and blistering guitar riffs, without ever compromising their flair for melody and catchy pop tunes.

The beginning of October sees the release of Divest’s upcoming single ‘Passing Through’ - a romantic keyboard-driven up tempo bop about long distance relationships.

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