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I make music, I DJ, and I throw parties, and I build art installations.

Hailing from Trinidad and Tobago, Nick draws from a wide spectrum of dance music, blending elements of house, techno, and beyond with a deep connection to the underground festival scene. Known for leaning into a variety of sounds and styles, his DJ sets are simultaneously energetic, emotive, groovy, and experimental. Nick’s approach to music has been heard at clubs and events across the Caribbean, including memorable performances at SOTU in Trinidad, Zion Tech in Guadeloupe, and Madagreen in Martinique. He also co-hosts HOWL – an underground house and techno party in Trinidad – with Lbee, and collaborates on designing and building the annual Sunsetters Festival.

J Frisco are an award-winning trio (Jazz North Introduces) featuring soprano saxophone, electric guitar, keyboards and vocals; they created improvised genre-fluid soundscapes that are drawn from their emotions, political, and gender issues. They aim to engage and inspire their audience through cross art forms, taking their listeners on a journey, often described as the ‘J Frisco Experience’.
Performance highlights include a headline show at Vortex Jazz Club, support act for Courtney Pine at Preston Jazz and Improvisation Festival, support act of Roller Trio and Matthew Bourne and a performance at Sofar Sounds. They have performed all over the UK including Gateshead International Jazz Festival and Lancaster Jazz Festival. This year they are set to play Manchester Jazz Festival, support Dinosaur and release their debut album.
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Carleton Stone’s latest album Draws Blood (GroundSwell Music) finds the 28-year-old songwriter delivering his most personal artistic statement to date. Co-produced by Howie Beck (Feist, Hannah Georgas, Hayden) and Jason Collett (acclaimed singer/songwriter and member of Broken Social Scene), the album radiates with vibrant life.

Dodging between the hushed tones of “Blood is Thicker Than Water,” the Low-era Bowie inspired “Climbing Up The Walls,” and the graceful pop of “Signs of Life,” Draws Blood’s three song opening introduces a vast sonic pallet that continues throughout the album. Influences and inflections are meticulously pieced together to carry the emotional weight of each track. 

The album is dedicated to Stone’s mentor and close friend, Jay Smith. A veteran musician in Nova Scotia, Smith was a trusted confidante and Stone’s first-ever co-writing partner. He passed away mere weeks before Stone was to enter the studio to record the album. 

Paying heartfelt tribute to his longtime friend, Stone summarized the album’s theme by saying, “Draws Blood is about what we lose in life and the way we hold ourselves as we carry this pain forward, still trying to find the joy that makes every day worth living.” 

The loss, the healing, and the clear-eyed, dogged pursuit of a life well lived are present throughout Draws Blood. A desire to address these weighty and relatable experiences is at the core of Stone’s strength as an artist. He excels at tapping into an ideal balance between that lyrical gravity and a love of melody. An unabashed pop music fan, Stone says his tenure co-writing at the Gordie Sampson Songwriting Camp has been an eye-opening experience that allowed him to mature as a composer.

Teaming with songwriting vets like Sampson, Beck, Collett, and, previously, Hawksley Workman (the Juno Award-winning musician who produced Stone’s 2011 self-titled album) has fine-tuned Stone’s understanding for how to pick the right songs for an album. He says his ultimate goal is to pick the ones that impress him more than others. 

After all, he concedes, the older you get and the more you write, “the harder it gets for your own work to impress you.”


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