Jack Hinks is an Edinburgh-based singer/songwriter and producer. Known across Scotland and the U.K for his introspective songwriting; guitar playing, and cross-media experimentation, Jack is becoming a staple name across many genres and scenes. 

Following the release of his multidisciplinary projects, 'Fabric' and 'Retail', Jack is set to release his debut mini-album ‘Kintsugi’, building on 5 singles that each represent the 5 stages of grief in the Kübler-Ross scale.

"Absolutely beautiful” - Janice Forsyth, BBC
“Captivating” - The Skinny
“Jack is one of the most soulful artists you will hear this year” - Right Chord Music

Weekend Debt are an alternative rock band known for their distinctive take on the genre, carefully crafting feel-good melodies and riffs to create a familiar yet explosive, memorable sound.
Starting 2020 with a packed headline show at King Tut’s and release of fan favourite ‘Legato’, Weekend Debt found a new lease of life during lockdown and continued to create, write, and improve on their abilities and relationship as a band. Glasgow locals Grant, Calvin, Harvey and Russell used this time to record recent singles ‘Pomposity’ and ‘Why Don’t You Realise’, garnering further attention across the country as well as support from BBC Introducing Scotland.

With tracks that range from anti-racist protest songs with samba rhythms to fuzzy, swinging garage rock about psychedelic mushroom trips, Felix And The Sunsets combine excellent musicianship with imagination and social consciousness. 

Taking influence from artists like Frank Zappa and Jimi Hendrix, to The Velvet Underground and David Bowie, Felix And The Sunsets are an alternative rock three-piece from Leith that are bringing a counter-cultural message back to rock music. With diverse musical influences, great musicianship and humanistic, power-to-the-people lyrics, Felix And The Sunsets are a powerful force for a divided time.

Since their inception in 2018, the group has gained critical acclaim from a multitude of blogs, playlisting from This Feeling and the Scottish Alternative Music Awards, funding from Creative Scotland, as well as airplay on several radio shows, including Scots Whay Hae! on Cam Glen radio, The Kara Conway Show on Celtic Music Radio and from Jim Gellatly on Amazing Radio. They ended 2019 with their own headline show at Edinburgh’s Sneaky Pete’s in November.

“Movements for change need a soundtrack; all great progress is driven by great art. Enter Felix and The Sunsets” Louis Rive
“An onslaught of inspired garage-rock”, “ultra-talented musicians” Mockit Music  
“The energy of Felix And The Sunsets reminds me of discovering Kasabian at T In The Park in 2004, but a psychedelic garage-rock equivalent” Pictish Prism  
“Felix And The Sunsets’ kind heartedness is reflected into their music and sound, making them all the more enjoyable to listen too… Santana-inspired guitar solos are brilliantly delivered” Snack Mag 
“Dark & powerful” This Feeling  
“Alternating between head-banging beats, slightly lighter tones and squealing guitar solos, it’s never a dull moment and sound absolutely amazing live” Discovery Music  
“Stops you in your tracks” The Music Files  
“Kick-ass attitude” Alive And Gigging  
“Creates a real groove… Strong guitar takes the lead as it dances around rhythmic instruments and powerful harmonies” God Bless The Bands

Hiya, I'm Becca. I write, produce and mix all of my music at home in Leith in my ever-growing studio.

With a growing following across the UK, PG Ciarletta is the latest singer-songwriter in a long line of Scots with Italian blood making a name for himself with his distinctive vocal tone, relatable lyrics, rousing anthemic melodies, cheeky character and undeniable stage prescence.  From writing songs in his bedroom to playing on stages across the UK, the Isle of Wight music festival, and on the pitch and roof of Murrayfield Stadium, a lot has changed for the emerging musician in the last few years. PG was recently featured as a This Feeling Big in 2023 pick, a performer on the closing night of King Tut’s New Year’s Revolution festival supporting Mark Sharp & The Bicycle Thieves, and is now a headliner at the upcoming King Tut’s Summer Nights festival on Friday July 14, building on the succes of PG’s first sold-out Glasgow show.

In 2020, old friends Fraser (guitar/vocals) and Amelia (drums/vocals) reconnected after losing touch for many years. When lockdown hit, they began collaborating as a creative and cathartic outlet. Their musical partnership quickly developed into something bigger, writing 70+ songs by June 2020. On Amelia’s return to Scotland, after eight months of writing together via video call, they finally had the opportunity to jam live and decided to form Midnight Ambulance. 

This year, they were shortlisted for BBC Introducing’s Scottish Act of the Year. They have released three studio singles — ‘Black Gloves’, ‘5 AM’ and ‘Rust’ — which quickly gained the attention of national media. Features include: Apple Music ‘New in Rock’ playlist; BBC 6 Music Tom Robinson’s BBC Introducing Mixtape; BBC Radio Scotland (Vic Galloway & BBC Introducing); BBC Alba (Single of the Week); and The Scotsman on Sunday (Artist of the Week). 

They have performed at festivals and in venues across the UK, supporting artists such as The Pigeon Detectives (Vibration Festival), Fatherson on their latest UK tour and swim school (Hidden Door Festival & Fringe by the Sea). This year will support Texas at Fringe by the Sea 2022.

“Dark, powerful and mysterious.” Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music

“Ominous, looming and with a real sense of menace, the duo conjure a unique atmosphere with Amelia's heartfelt vocal and pounding drums front and centre, elegantly accompanied by Fraser's playing and production. This is a serious opening salvo and promises greatness in whatever they do next. As a listener, I am excited and slightly scared!!”  Vic Galloway, BBC Radio Scotland. 

“Judging from the sheer quality of their first two releases, Midnight Ambulance are an exciting addition to Scotland’s music scene and we can’t wait to see what comes next.” Suzanne Oswald, Tenement TV

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