"Beautiful vocals, haunting, heartfelt lyrics and just exceptionally constructed songs...WOW" - BBC Introducing In Devon.
"Really beautiful" - Chris Hawkins, BBC Radio 6
"Serious folk-pop hit potential" - Americana UK
"Beautiful folk pop" - Folk Radio UK
"Lovely" - R2 Magazine
"Stunning" - Charlie Ashcroft, Amazing Radio

Download at Bandcamp: https://petefalloon.bandcamp.com/
From the album Reed In The River, release date 25 November 2016.

All songs written by Pete Falloon.
Pete Falloon – vocals, acoustic & electric guitars, mandolin
Matthew Falloon – bass guitar, electric guitar, Wurlitzer, mandolin, backing vocals, percussion
Paul Everest – drums & percussion
Chris D’Adda – percussion.

Produced and arranged by Matthew Falloon.
Recorded at Vale Studios, UK, May-June 2015 and March 2016.
Engineered by Chris D’Adda.
Mixed by Tim Wills for Z Management.
Mastered by Pete Maher
Artwork and Design by Francisco Centofanti Artworks.

Dedicated to the memory of Minnie Pelling and Graham Edwards.

Thanks and love to everyone who has inspired and encouraged me to do this, and helped me along the way - it has been an incredible journey: MJ, Stu Thoy, Matt Palmer,  Doug McNeall, Nick Porter, my beautiful family, the books of Brian Draper, Damian Hughes and Richard Rohr, and the community of St John in the Wilderness church, Mansons Guitars, Bareknuckle Pickups, Gene Parsons at Stringbender, and Chris and Moira at Vale Studios.

Copyright Pete Falloon, 2016. All rights reserved, unauthorised copying, reproduction, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting prohibited.
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Lay Down In The Morning Light

XTC, Pink Floyd, MGMT, Steely Dan and Brian Wilson have a hole puncher fight in zero-G. Many tracks are WIP, headphone mixes etc., done in pieces at scattered times and in strange places, by shadowy people.

Chris Weinland: writing, arranging, guitar, bass, chapman stick, keyboards, vocals, drums, production. Zippy: keyboards. Tony Castellano: bass, keyboards, drums, vocals. Dave Shuman: bass, arranging, production. Mike Ryan: vocals, keyboards, production.  Jake Tamarkin: bass. Pat Guiney: guitar, vocals, writing, arranging. Ryan Porter: audio engineering, tape loops and effects. Kenny Foster - crum horn, hackamatron 5000.

Rock and Roll bit of folk, bit of punk. Thats it. 

• BIO •

The Orange Circus Band are famous for their furious footstomping, playing a blend of bluegrass, country, folk and Americana music. 

During the past 12 months they've hit the road, roamed the land, slept in the hills, and documented their adventures in the newly released video to their track 'Ain't Got No Home'. 

Playing festivals across the country including Cambridge Folk Festival (2018's headliners at The Den stage), Black Deer festival, Beat Herder festival and Maverick Festival, they've played amongst industry legends and those in the making, such as Patti Smith, First Aid Kit, Rhiannon Giddens, John Prine, Eric Bibb, Ashley Campbell, Ward Thomas, Whiskey Shivers, and many more. 

They’ve toured the UK, Holland, Sweden, France, Germany and Italy.

And recently too, Jessie Moonlight has been welcomed into the Deering Banjo family alongside artists such as Rhiannon Giddens, Scott Avett, Jens Kruger, and Béla Fleck.

 • PRESS QUOTES FOR THEIR RECENTLY RELEASED TRACK 'I MISS YOU' •

"I absolutely love it. The rooted crossroads of UK Country and traditional Folk"
– Whispering Bob Harries OBE

"I Miss You is a proper country ballad, full of heartbreak and desire, a song and performance that puts pretty much all of what comes out of Nashville these days to shame”
– Jeremy Searle, Americana UK

"Jessie's voice is reminiscent of Alison Krauss, an ethereal voice that adds even deeper significance to this song, connecting to all of our vulnerabilities"
– UK Country News 

"Reminiscent of emotions past this new single 'I Miss You' by The Orange Circus evokes feelings and warmth missing in much of modern-day country music" 
– Jamie Deering, Deering Banjos

"Jessie has a voice that puts me in mind of Martina McBride. So look out for 'I Miss You' because it is a must buy. It will enhance any music library"
–  Forever British Country

“Ready to take over the world with their unique sound”
–  CelebMix

"'I Miss You' is just gorgeous"
– Golden Grooves Radio

Funktified, Electrofied, Discofied & Superflied

Welcome to the funky world of Fredie Fly!

World Without Belief LP available on Spotify/Apple Music/Bandcamp, etc.
Singer/songwriter, guitar, bass, pedal steel, mandolin, banjo & lap steel.

"Beautiful vocals, haunting, heartfelt lyrics and just exceptionally constructed songs...WOW" - BBC Introducing In Devon. 
"Really beautiful" - Chris Hawkins, BBC Radio 6 
"Beautiful folk pop" - Folk Radio UK 
"Delicate and appealing folk-pop" - R2 Magazine 

Exmouth, Devon based multi-instrumentalist and singer/songwriter Pete Falloon launched his debut album Reed In The River on 25 November,  with  three full performances of the album in Tunbridge Wells, London and Exeter, with a full live band. This follows support slots with Britpop band Dodgy, and UK funk heroes The Blockheads, and a live session with BBC Introducing In Devon. The album is now available to stream and download on digital channels (iTunes, Amazon, Tidal, Deezer, Spotify etc) and as a limited edition gatefold CD from his bandcamp site. 
 
The first two singles from the new LP, Reasons, and the title track Reed In The River have received very positive reviews and widespread radio play from the UK, USA, Netherlands and Canada. 

Similar to the self-styled Paisley Overground movement pioneered by bands such as Co-pilgrim and The Dreaming Spires, Pete's music draws a line through many of the classic folk/pop acts of the psychedelic era such as Simon & Garfunkel, The Byrds and James Taylor, to modern greats such as R.E.M., The Stone Roses as well as taking in influence from more contemporary acts such as Canadian Americana band The Barr Brothers. On the subject of the influence of the spectacular, idyllic beauty of the West Country in his music, he says that “the music is definitely influenced by my love for the natural environment, and inspired by living in Devon - the moors, coast, countryside, rivers and skies here are something very special”.  

Reed In The River was produced by Pete’s brother Matthew Falloon, mixed by Tim Wills (Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds/The Cure) and mastered by Pete Maher (Patti Smith/Jack White). Reed In The River was recorded over three four-day sessions at the vintage-equipped, hit factory Vale Studios in Gloucestershire. The band included Pete Falloon on acoustic/electric guitars and mandolin, Matthew Falloon on bass/guitar/mandolin/wurlitzer and Paul Everest on drums/percussion.  

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Kim Wainwright - guitar exponent and singer-songwriter from Perth Western Australia delivers a dynamic solo acoustic live set with masterful skill, expression and conviction. He's hard to pigeonhole and able to weave seamlessly between musical genres such as blues, folk, soul, country and pop-rock. A nominee in the 2017/ 18 WAM (West Australian Music) Song of the Year country category, Kim released his debut multi-genre album ‘Retrospect’ in September 2017 featuring some of Perth's finest musicians including Roy Martinez (bass), Ric Eastman (drums) and Tom O'Halloran (keyboards).

A lifelong musical journey which started in the 1970's has found Kim sustaining himself professionally as a performing musician since the 1980's and guitar teacher since the 1990's. His career has seen him play in all types of bands and more recently as a solo artist. Highlights include nomination for 2017/ 2018 WAM (West Australian Music) Song of the Year country category (2018), release of debut multi-genre album ‘Retrospect’ (2017), inclusion of a track for "The Six String Superhour CD" featuring prominent Perth guitar players (2003), performing at Blues at Bridgetown Festival WA with "The Bluetonics" (2001), busking and performing through Europe (1989 to 1991), recording a single reaching no. 2 on the Australian independent charts with "The Zoo" (1986), touring with "The Prefects" who had previously appeared on "Countdown" Australian national TV music program (1985), guitar lessons with legendary Californian guitarist John Heussenstamm (1980).