Astro-Physics are a 6 piece Hip-hop collective, drawn together from a mutual love of old skool hip-hop. Formed in Brighton on the south coast the band sought to combine influences of Hip-Hop artists such as N.E.R.D, The Roots & The Fugees and blend these with heavy riffs and synth lines more associated with rock and electronic dance bands such as Pendulum and early era Prodigy.

Astro-Physics’ unique sound comes from their adept ability to fuse hip-hop, rock and pop in a fiercely distinctive British fashion. Known for their rowdy, energetic performances, Astro-Physics have already shared stages with the likes of: Pendulum, Taio Cruz, Chipmunk, Sway, The Correspondents, The Futureheads, Guru Josh Project, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, Lazy Habits, Kidz in the Hall, and more. 

So far the band have played at various events and festivals such as: Glade, The Big Chill, Beach Break Live, Y-Not and Grassroots Festivals.

The band is fronted by Rapper/MC Skilf, singer Rachel Mosleh and also includes Steve Rainbow (bass), Martin Deering (drums), Jonny Coote (keys) and Mike Hawkins (guitar).

After undergoing a few changes to their sound and lineup Astro-Physics are back in full force with a handful of new tracks, shows in the diary and the new EP:" It's a Mindstate" released in March.

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Based in South London, Thank Pablo are an English folk-pop quintet that create a buoyant sound perfectly entwined with uplifting harmonies. Their music marries the magic of The Kinks and Paul Simon with the valour of Crosby, Stills & Nash. Thank Pablo are the perfect soundtrack to your summer; it’s music to make you smile. 

"Rather impressive, don’t you think?” – John Kennedy, XFM’s X-Posure show.
"They make the proud claim that they've been making happy music since January 2011. They're not wrong" - Tom Robinson, BBC6 Music
“..brilliant. A real summery vibe. Find your soundtrack to the summer at www.thankpablo.co.uk"
BBC Introducing
"A Little Sunshine is exactly what we need right now... inescapably upbeat and undeniably catchy.."
'A Little Sunshine' review, Freshonthenet.co.uk


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