Yorkshire based Mayshe-Mayshe blends dreamy art-pop and electronica with rich storytelling, skittering percussion and infectious melodies. Her deceptively simple songwriting - at once universal and deeply personal - incorporates choral vocals, vintage synths and the occasional hairdryer.

Pocket Satellite was born after a chance meeting at an open mic night, over a hot chocolate, on a quiet Thursday evening in Sheffield. They're a fun loving pop/folk band with five members, fifteen instruments, and are never seen without their red balloons and a canister of helium.

They have played at many major venues across the country, including Bush Hall and Proud Camden and have supported Benjamin Francis Leftwich, Admiral Fallow and The Head and The Heart. Their frequent festival appearances have also seen them sharing the stage with artists including Lucy Rose, Ben Howard and Ed Sheeran. 

In 2011, their three week tour of Europe took them through Germany, Norway, Sweden and Denmark during which they played at Hamburg's prestigious Molotow.

They have self-produced and released three EPs, most recently '8-bit me' which they launched at Camden Barfly to a sell-out audience.

Bass is my instrument, and I've been using a loop pedal for years. Recently I've started using Ableton to record and program beats. 

Most of what I've put up is like a sketch of a musical idea that I enjoy listening to (usually a couple of tracks of bass, sometimes through effects, and programmed beats).

Techno is love...
Techno is therapy... 
Techno is what I do...
I am PsyCare

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