>> ANG <<

ANG's style and sound is most appropriately defined as Booty Bass. Hip Hop and R'nB influenced bass music, with infectious rhythms and undeniably danceable beats ranging from 4x4 to Bmore and global club music. As a promoter, artist manager and online radio host, her energy is deeply invested in the South African electronic music industry and this passion directly influences the confidence and execution of her stage performance.

Pinty's House mixtape out now - LISTEN: https://bfan.link/pinty-s-house

Pinty’s witty wordplay and effervescent club sound take influence from the introspective poetry of The Streets, the downbeat moods of King Krule and the jazz tinged house tones of production partner Maxwell Owin.

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http://www.horsey.bigcartel.com

bookings: horseybanduk@gmail.com
mgmt: calumsager@gmail.com

For Booking/Shows :
Midnight Agency - Grant Paley - grant@midnightagency.com
All Other Inquiries :
conromgmt@gmail.com

Canadian producer Conor Patton, better known as Conro, was always destined to make a name for himself as a musician. Born into a musical family, Conro started playing violin at the tender age of seven, and later went on to play in a local orchestra. A burning desire to spread his talents soon took over, as he took up piano, guitar, and the drums, passions that continue to glow bright to this day...

Yndian Mynah is a South African instrumental band based in Cape Town. 

Their sound can be described as post-rock music with hints of dreamy psychedelia, post-punk and prog rock that vacillate sounds between explosive edges and nostalgic narratives. Influenced by DIY culture, the band started off by playing tightly packed intimate floor shows and quickly elevated to festival stages across South Africa. 

In 2019, they released their debut album ‘Velvet Youth’ - recorded, produced and released through their own independent label, Mount Wave Studio. Singles from the album, including ‘Ridge Forrester’ , “Massimo, Don’t Go” and “Chai Tea”, would go on to represent their dynamic compositions. 

Staying away from conventional rock music, Yndian Mynah is not bound by language or genre, allowing for impressive high-energy live shows that focus on a visual and instrumental journey, left wide open for personal interpretation. Expect large guitar-driven songs led by spontaneous structural changes, with a tendency for heavy breakdowns and momentary euphoria.

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