Like driftwood, Reza’s music has a gnarley, yet velvetly touch with the whirls and weathers of a lifetime perceptibly engraved. His sonorous voice carves through the fibres, marking his debut record Depths of Montmartre with a vigorous pattern in every shade of black.

Driven by an epochal force this record rushes over bleak, mysterious glaciers and through rousing metropolies – saluting Talk Talk and Peter Gabriel while never being anything else but Reza Dinally. Produced by grammy-winning David Odlum, former guitarist of The Frames and recent collaborator with Gemma Hayes, the sessions yielded 10 fabulously emotional songs.

During his musical journey Reza has participated in many a formation, each of which has not only solidified has standing within the alternative Swiss music scene but has also accompanied him to where he is today as a musician : The last years have seen Reza build a growing reputation for his disarmingly intimate showcases as a solo artist and opener for Emilian Torrini, Ryan Bingham, Newton Faulkner, First Aid Kit or Tim Robbins.

Ruth O'Mahony-Brady; musician, singer and composer with a penchant for vintage synths, organs, drum machines. Ableton devotee. Classical pianist meets keyboard-wielding synth-worshipper. Obsessed with OP-1 (see Instagram).

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