Contact: contactfreyrflodgren@gmail.com

New album NIGHT & DAY is out now. Stream on Soundcloud or here:
https://freyr.ffm.to/nightanddayalbum

alternative/indie artist mostly lofi/sad boy recordings from Liverpool, Uk.

I am the Man From the Woods, coming at you from my cabin in the middle of somewhere.

Introducing Tercelvoice: A Yorkshire Gem of Cinematic Soul and Beat-Driven Sounds
Born from the heart of Yorkshire, initially formed by Andy Squires, Tercelvoice has transformed from a solitary endeavour into a mesmerising collective of sound, skilfully partnering with York's Young Thugs Records to craft their highly anticipated second album, "This is Our Time."
Having meticulously cultivated their artistry under the radar, Tercelvoice's journey has been a testament to unyielding dedication. The self titled debut received great support from BBC Introducing, gracing the airwaves with its enchanting melodies. Tercelvoice has performed live in session for the BBC and also taken part in multiple live events. One track even earned the honour of being showcased on the renowned Tom Robinson Show on BBC 6 Music, catapulting Tercelvoice into a realm of recognition.
Now, as dawn breaks on a new era, Tercelvoice emerges from the shadows, determined to share their distinctive sonic tapestry with the world. "This is Our Time" launches on Spotify on the 20th of October,  With the title track released as a single on the 29th of September.  Limited edition Vinyl will be available from all independent record stores.
"A wholesome and thought-provoking lyrical and vocal style. Tercelvoice sees simple instrumentation conjuring an emotional landscape.” wearehurd.com

The new album Walken400 album - Kindness, Jazz and a Bit of Tidying Up is available now https://snippetcuts.bandcamp.com/album/kindness-jazz-and-a-bit-of-tidying-up

Walken400 is a side project of the independent British DIY recording artist Johnno Casson (aka Snippet) and it has been an absolute joy to engage with so many new friends here on Soundcloud, thank you for your support.

Kindness, Jazz and a bit of Tidying Up is an album of tall tales and itchy beats, all wrapped in a cheeky, freaky & quite unique-y ball of love.

Walken400 sprung from an active imagination, from listening to tons of glorious jazz, early Bow Wow Wow, Talking Heads, French Pop Music and awkward synthy sounds from around the world, from too much cheap red wine, from taking a vow to always choose kindness wherever possible and from watching Christopher Walken do his wonderfully unique thing in film.

Sounds like a big chunky man (as I am) falling over in a synth superstore, trying to be inconspicuous whilst the drummer keeps time and the singer writes about it.

Johnno was recently described by the wonderfully supportive Tom Robinson as a pioneer of Wonky Pop and was an interview guest on Tom's show on BBC 6 Music back in the heady days of March 2020 (BC).

Johnno has also been described as a pioneer of the Trip-Hop scene of the early 1990's with his band Deep Joy and their association with labels like Mo' Wax and in working with James Lavelle, and legends of their own scenes - (the late great) Andrew Weatherall and Adrian Sherwood.

More recently Johnno has been working with Luke Barwell aka Bitmap and Tim Jones from Brynovsky, whilst running a special social club called The Warm and Toasty Club. This is Johnno's 10th album.

Here's some more back story flavour from Johnno if you want to know more.

The idea of trying to write new songs whilst the world was gripped by Covid-19 was initially very far from my mind and for a good chunk of lockdown it stayed that way.
But music has always been there for me during times of good or times of bad in my life and it was inevitable that I would turn to making music music and writing songs as a way of making sense of things. So I sparked up the synth and tbh it was initially a barren time for me creatively, nothing was happening songwriting wise for weeks.

The blight of mental health issues were gripping me strong and shooting holes in my confidence and telling me that maybe I couldn't do it anymore, i was washed up and I couldn't produce anything of any worth.
So I just wanted to see if anything happened when I got on the computer every day, could I still write and create songs during these crazy times?

Would it still be a relaxing and joyous thing to do around all the worry and concern of just getting through this pandemic and the fight for social justice?Well a little while after that new songs starting to bubble to the surface and what you hear on this page are the results of my endeavours, hope you enjoy

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