anti-folk ambient noisy tunes. sometimes.

The Harriets are a Leeds-based alternative pop and rock four-piece, fronted by lead vocalists Daniel Parker-Smith and Ben Schrodel. They are joined for live shows by Jess Womack on keys and Ryan Bailey on drums. With accomplished songwriting, unmistakable three-part vocals and a live show that lifts the soul, they are making waves in the UK music scene. 

After being nominated for Glastonbury Emerging Talent and Record Store Day Unsigned in 2019, the band released their 2020 debut album ‘Hopefuls’ to great success. International sales in Europe and the US, a four-star review by Rolling Stone Magazine DE, airplay on BBC Radio and a regional TV feature have given the band a new platform for their music.

Their new EP 'A Little Something,’ out 7 May 2021, collects five radically different songs in one concise package. It  points toward an exciting new songwriting direction for the band, with a renewed focus on arrangement and lush chamber pop orchestration, while retaining the band’s characteristic vocal harmonies.

The EP will be released with a limited CD run exclusive to Bandcamp, as well as digital stores including Spotify. The band are also launching a subscription service via Bandcamp, beginning April 2021.

For fans of: Big Star, The Lemon Twigs, Belle and Sebastian, Squeeze, Foxygen, Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers, Paul McCartney and Wings.

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‘Irresistible’ - ⭑⭑⭑⭑, Wolfgang Doebeling, Rolling Stone Magazine DE

‘I challenge you not to instantly fall in love with ‘Cafe Disco’ and The Harriets. This is a song to take you straight back to youth. A great live band too!’, Glastonbury Emerging Talent.

"To me, their song television sounds like a lost classic recording from This Is: CBGB’s era New York, which in my book is high praise indeed”, Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music.

Manchester-based pop artist with a colourful sound that mixes 60s pop melancholy with a synth based vintage style that's ripe for today's love lost streaming generation. After moving to a post-lockdown Manchester in 2021, Liz embarked on new musical project with hopes to inject a sense of much needed optimism back into the nightlife revival. Liz embraces a style that puts a contemporary twist on the universal favourite synth sounds of the 80s, creating a disco-infused aesthetic that’s primed for the dancefloor.

Ewektronic music made by me. If you like, maybe we can work somethang out...

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