Reverse Jazz is a native of Derry in Ireland.  A huge fan of electronic music from his teens he brings a wealth of knowledge to his music and hopes to take people on a journey through different genres and the odd hidden gem.

His mixes are varied in style and all go under the genre of electronic.

Enjoy and feel free to comment.

For enquiries contact: - paulduddy15@hotmail.co.uk

Will Whisson is a British singer-songwriter and musician renowned for his emotive storytelling and genre-blending sound that traverses folk, rock, and indie-pop. Emerging as a solo artist in 2016, he quit his job and moved out of London to live out of a camper van, busking across Europe. This nomadic lifestyle led to extensive touring, including over 200 gigs across 10 countries, and the release of two EPs and a debut album, Out of the Woods (2019), recorded in Ireland with producer Martin Quinn.  

In 2022, Whisson released his sophomore album, Different Sides, produced by Pete Miles. The album features orchestral arrangements and introspective lyrics, with tracks like “These Days Are Dead” receiving critical acclaim and support from platforms such as Record of the Day and folk-punk troubadour Frank Turner.  

Recently, Whisson has formed a new band lineup and is working on his third album in a self-built studio in South London. The studio serves as a creative hub for writing, rehearsing, and recording. To support this endeavour, he initiated a crowdfunding campaign aiming to raise funds for essential equipment and materials.

Known for his DIY ethos and grassroots approach, Whisson continues to cultivate a dedicated following through Patreon, live performances, online engagement, and community support.

A collection of recordings from the weekly open mic @ TheCentral.

TOUTS are a three piece band from Derry, Ireland. A singer that can't sing, a mod that can't play bass and a drummer that can't see.

I want those who dig my art, to see all of me. Here, you will find an inner-galactic shuttle into the dark and effulgent creativity that drops through me as often as it feels.

Chris Patterson played bass guitar in the 1980s and, quite frankly, wasn't very good.
Although he did release one quite wonderful eponymously titled album with his band, The Glass Bureau in 1984...Quite remarkable considering the fact that like himself, the musicians in the band were lacking any recognisable ability.. They were, in short... fucking awful.
Following the inevitable and  much celebrated demise of the band, Chris Patterson went solo, bought a 4-track cassette machine and began his recordings... not content with his truly average bass playing he added truly average guitar playing and truly average keyboard playing to his repertoire.
The Shelf was born... 
They started at the bottom and worked their way down.

we hope you enjoy some of these tunes and thank you for dropping by.

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