Hard-hitting drums topped with a female rap vocal, and a chorus that makes you want to run through a wall.

Calling Indigo

Morire, released on the 16th March 2023, is an Italian word which directly translates as ‘to die and fade.’ The song, therefore explores how our vices can be the very thing which causes someone to fade away and lose who they truly are; the listener is encouraged to see this issue through the viewpoint of the partner of someone who is drowning and disappearing in their own vices. Recorded in Oxfordshire at Shonk Studios, the song includes dark, Morricone style guitars with mariachi trumpets to add to the drama, played by Steve Preston.

Morire

Lustful Pay

Singer-songwriter, 1950s-inspired guitarist, and loop-maker Emma Hunter, together with the trip-hop-inspired percussionist Tom Bruce, and creative bassist Hayley Wright, create complexly evocative soundscapes, filled with dramatic Lynchian atmosphere. Intricate melodies and rich Chanteuse-Esque harmonies lie at the heart of every darkly imaginative soundscape crafted to indulge the listener in sun-blistered cinematic escapism. 

Emma Hunter is an experienced singer and songwriter, with performances at the main stage of Truck Festival under her belt and extensive touring experience in her former bands. PJ Harvey, David Lynch OSTs, Imogen Heap, Ennio Morricone, Portishead, The Shangri-Las, the mysticism of Ancient Mexico and Catholic imagery coalesce in her collective of muses. Sharon Van Etten and Anna Calvi are her most prolific comparisons.

Tom Bruce is a highly-in-demand drummer who spent much of his youth playing percussion in orchestras; consequently, he plays in several bands in Oxfordshire that seek his Blur & Radiohead-inspired percussive flair. The two artists joined forces in March 2019. Since, they have played the main stage of Truck Festival, Cornbury Festival, the Oxford 02 Academy, Riverside Festival, Party in the Pews, The Bullingdon Arms and other venues across Oxfordshire, London and the UK. They frequently feature on BBC Radio Oxford and have been played on radio stations in over 30 countries throughout the world. 

They have had feature length interviews for many music magazines including two front cover features for Nightshift Magazine. They have also won Oxfordshire song of the year twice: once in 2021 and again in 2023. This was with Nightshift Magazine and with Get Radio’s Melting Pot radio show. Their highly anticipated album Yolanda was released on the 12th September and they will shortly start a tour of the UK in Autumn 2025 as support for the band Unbelievable Truth.

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