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Collision Music, based out of Brighton and Reading, in the United Kingdom, is the rebirth of the 90's label originally based in Medway Kent. Back in those days we released exclusively on vinyl and our roster of bands included The Love Family, Somersault and Fortune West.

Having taken a break from releasing records to take on other music projects, promoting and an online music reviewing site things have gone full circle and now original founder Mark Wrangham has teamed up with producer Tom Anderson to bring you a whole load of new artists from in and around the Berkshire area. We think there's a whole lot of talent in this area and we aim to give artists a platform to record and release there material.

There is no one defining genre to the music but it loosely falls into Singer Song writer, Blues, Americana, Country and Folk. The first release on the reformed label came out in September 2011, Jack Cade and the Everyday Sinners album This Fiery Road, and a new album by the Love Family is out in January 2012. Which has all served to give us the momentum to set up a number of releases for 2012.

Along with the new material we'll be making our back catalogue available over the coming months, this will include singles from Fortune West, Somersault and The Love Family and will be the first time they are available digitally.

Hi, My Names Al, 
I am a  Bassist from Reading , England
and Looking to collaborate with others.
I also offer Bass guitar lessons and will Also record Bass Parts for your project 
Please get in contact for more information

A Folk band from Oxford and Reading, UK. 

"Little Red have proven once again that they have style in everything they do" - Invisible Filter

"New track 'Siren's Song' with it's bewitching Bluegrass edge, suggests this band are just getting better and better"
- Nightshift Magazine 

"This hit exactly the spot I needed. I was sat in a very comfortable chair in a quiet room, listening to a trio playing acoustic Americana-tinged folk music and getting it exactly right. There’s nothing flashy here, but there’s warmth, peace, variety and just enough menace to keep things interesting. Highly recommended." - Calum A Mitchell - Oxjam

"Oxford's premier dark-folk band" - Dave Gilyeat - BBC Radio

"A band well worth following" - Ronan Munro - Nightshift Music Magazine.

"Their musicianship is tight as you could want, the songwriting sharp, vocals engrossing and the lyrics striking." Charlie Elland - Folk Words

“Little Red are definitely worth listening time and I can only recommend you take the opportunity”   Neil King - FATEA Magazine

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