From the Album "Free Food":

Written & Produced by Zac Smith.

Still I Give

Mary

Little People

Original Instrumental: 
They Told Me - Kno (Produced by Kno)
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Motif Contribution:
Additional Guitar - Zac Lemon
Additional Piano - Mark Ilori
Additional Vocals - Ginnie Breakwell, Zac Smith
Additional Writing & Production - Zac Smith

They Told Me

Original Instrumental: 
Everywhere - CunninLynguists (Produced by Kno)
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Motif Contribution:
Additional Vocals - Ginnie Breakwell, Zac Smith
Additional Writing & Production - Zac Smith

Ariel

Original Instrumental: 
Tear Trax - CunninLynguists (Produced by Kno)
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Motif Contribution:
Additional Guitar - Zac Lemon
Additional Piano - Andrew Humphries
Additional Vocals - Ginnie Breakwell, Zac Smith
Additional Writing & Production - Zac Smith

Ideas Don't Live Forever

Original Instrumental: 
The Park (Blue Sky Black Death Remix) - CunninLynguists (Produced by Blue Sky Black Death)
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Motif Contribution:
Additional Guitar - Zac Lemon
Additional Piano - Andrew Humphries
Additional Vocals - Ginnie Breakwell, Zac Smith
Additional Writing & Production - Zac Smith

Money Don't Mean Nothing (BSBD Remix)

Original Instrumental: 
Willie Sutton - Built To Fade (Produced by Kno)
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Motif Contribution:
Additional Guitar - Zac Lemon
Additional Vocals - Ginnie Breakwell, Zac Smith
Additional Writing & Production - Zac Smith

Gasoline

contact@themotif.co.uk

Motif are a duo from the South of England that consists of singer Ginnie Breakwell and rapper/producer Zac Smith. Their inspirations include artists such as CunninLynguists, Amy Winehouse, The Black Eyed Peas & Lauryn Hill, which sees them create a contemporary blend of Hip Hop, Pop and Soul.

Although initially founded in 2013 when the then un-named duo performed at Bestival, it wasn’t until late 2014 that they began officially writing and performing together as ‘Motif’. During this time the pair managed to secure a feature in TMRW Magazine (a lifestyle magazine with a focus on fashion and music) regarding the release of their first “Untitled” EP.

In November 2014, BBC Introducing took notice of one of Motif’s unofficially released track’s “Blood Still Flows”. This was a song that the pair put together within a single session on top of Blackmill’s “Friend”. Motif’s version also perked the attention of Metropolis Publishing, which saw the track considered for a sync placement in Jack Whitehall’s “The Bad Education Movie”.

In 2015, they released their debut album “Free Food”. The album was mixed and recorded entirely in Smith’s bedroom and features an array of musical styles with a unique blend of Breakwell’s booming soulful voice and Smith’s quick and sharp raps.


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