A lifelong exponent of Jamaican Music, Marcus Upbeat has been active on the UK Reggae/Ska scene for decades, and has collaborated with a pantheon of foundation names from those genres including Lee Scratch Perry, Prince Buster, Laurel Aitken, Rico, The Marvels, Winston Francis, Symarip, Derrick Morgan, Dennis Alcapone, and more.
With his band No.1 Station Marcus revived the iconic Blue Beat label in 2004 releasing six singles and three albums. The band won the 2010 England World Cup Song contest, and supported Roxy Music on their 2011 UK Arena tour playing all the major UK Arena venues. 
Marcus recorded his first solo album in 2017 and continues gigging and recording with various groups including The Trojans, The Agitators, No.1 Station, South London All Ska's, and Marcus and The Microdots.
He has two new single releases in 2023 and is currently working on a brand new solo album with the producer Gaudi which he hopes to complete for release in the summer.
For further information log in to www.marcusupbeat.uk

Corridors formed as a band in Summer 2015.  

Band members are experienced musicians Rick Ferguson (http://soundcloud.com/rick-ferguson-music) and Charlie Eke (https://soundcloud.com/ekeybaby). 

For the last 3 years they have been living in the same building in separate flats and they had many conversations in the "Corridor" about getting together and having a jam.  Finally in Spring 2015 they got their act together!

They have recently recorded two tracks in the studio "Water" and  "Border Lines" and plan to gig in Autumn 2015.

hello world, I'm finally sharing some of my stuff from various projects during the last 20 years in Austria, UK and Switzerland. hope you enjoy it! looking for groovy keys? contact me for a jam in wider Zurich region

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DJ, Vocalist, Energy Reader, Healer based in Pōneke / Wellington, Aotearoa NZ

“Hackney’s answer to the Gypsy Kings” - Come Dine With Me
Spanish songs, celebrating a golden age of Latin song/melody, and flamenco-style coplas aka Canción Española 
Amor Bendito is actor and translator Robert Allwood. He was born in London, and has lived in Brighton, Berlin and Barcelona. He loves flamenco music and fino (dry sherry – Tio Pepe will be fine, thanks!). His most recent TV appearance was in Come Dine With Me – Enfield as the entertainment, singing a Mexican ranchera. As an actor he has appeared in Very Important People, Seconds From Disaster: King's Cross Fire on National Geographic, and in the 118 118 Rocky ad. He translated the original catalogue for the museum treasures rescued from Afghanistan.
Influences/tags/Similar Artists: Miguel de Molina, Billie Holiday, Lola Flores, Rocío Jurado, Pedro Infante, Chavela Vargas, Lila Downs, Marifé de Triana, Antonio Machín, Ibrahim Ferrer, Buena Vista Social Club, Manu Chao, Concha Buika.
Previous gigs have included Come Dine With Me – Enfield as the entertainment, TChances, Evidently Chickentown, Hays Galleria, Poetry Cafe, the Palatine, Tribal Voices festival, Diceman George’s, The Klinker, the Black Dog Club, the Mindsweeper, Friern Barnet Community Library, Everest Base Camp talk, Southwark Arts Festival, Regent Studios, float23's Meltdown, the Torriano, Caledonian Road Festival, Bonnington Sundays, Billy Blake’s Birthday Bash, Paranoid Olympics

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