Artist from the UK. 
My new single “Porcelain Cracks” is out 28.11.25🥳
https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/lucymckenzie1/porcelain-cracks 
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When John McGough and Matt Wanstall collaborated with Rob Roar (Max Linen, Phonetic Recordings) in 2000 to remix Coco and Stonebridge’s “The Beach” they had no idea that the pair of them would still be making music together a decade later as Koru. The Balearic backdrop to the track set the tone for future collaborations - after playing sunset sessions at Ibiza’s legendary Café del Mar John suggested writing together and the pair came up with “The Meeting” (which featured on Café Del Mar’s 25th Anniversary compilation in 2004). Producing classic “chillout” was a new thing for both of them with their wide range of musical activities, but it seemed to come together very easily. A string of tracks for Café Del Mar followed – “Otis”(2005), “Submariner”(2006), “I Believe” (2007), “Closer”(2008), “Hear Me”(2009) and “Can You Feel It Now” (2010).Koru’s sax-centred lounge sounds contain a musicality and invention not always evident on other chill tracks, and an appreciation for their music has grown with every CDM compilation. Noting this in 2010, the laid-back pair finally decided that it was time to put in some proper graft and get together a bigger collection of material! The passing of time, and the process of creating a larger body of work has resulted in an evolution in the sound – it is now a little more vocal orientated but still contains ample amounts of the sax that has drawn so many listeners to Koru. When Liz Sykes (The Paper Tigers) guested on “Hear Me” the pair knew that they had found a vocalist who complimented their sound perfectly with her dreamy, airy delivery. A long-term collaboration has resulted and Liz features on many of the new tracks, both as a writer and vocalist. 
2011 will see an avalanche of Koru material after the “rations” of the past few years! Along with the 4 EPs there are a number of remixes in the pipeline (including some very exciting collaborations) and Liz will now be performing live alongside John and Matt as Koru.

Rujira McGough: continuing the legacy. John Mc Gough (1965-2018) ( Musician, Writer & Producer )

Atticmonkey recordings formerly AM Recordings - AKA The James Arthur Project, New beginning, Koru.

John started out his music career playing Saxophone he soon started touring worldwide. Performing in some of the worlds finest Clubs, Venues and Music Events including Space (Ibiza & Sydney Aus), Pacha (Ibiza), Manumission (Ibiza), Miss Money Pennys (Ibiza / UK), Ministry Of Sound (Ibiza / UK),  Cafe Del Mar (Ibiza), Home (Sydney), often alongside some of the world's most respected 'A' list DJ's Including Deep Dish, Carl Cox, Eric Morrillo, Roger Sanchez, Danny Rampling, Jeremy Healy, Sonique and Marshall Jefferson.

John felt the need to become more creative so bought a studio set up started playing Piano & Guitar to help with his creative process and had his first release with Universal Music UK in 2002. He then went on to have further releases on various labels such as :

Cafe Del Mar (Ibiza-Spain) , Blanco Y Negro (Spain) , Republica Cafe(Spain).

 John has also been involved with recordings sessions / co-writting and remixing for labels such as :
 
Soulfuric (Miami-USA) , Swank (Las Vagas-USA) , Global Cuts (London-UK) , NOICE! Music (Chicago-USA), Smoking Beats ( UK ) , Shaboom ( UK ) , Paper Recordings ( UK ) , First Recordings ( UK ) , Bush ( Aus /UK )

He wrote for and helped develop James Arthur Prior his X Factor win in 2012. He released The James Arthur Project which has had over 4 Million streams on YouTube.

He is presently writing, producing and developing some new extremely talented singers. Keep listening ...

Up and coming Nu:Jazz and Liquid DnB producer from the UK. 
Supported by:
Overfiend (Bassdrive)
Indivision
Kentik Codex
Macca
Drums and the Bass (Youtube Promoter)
Jsaltzz (Youtube Promoter)
Liqweedftw (Youtube Promoter)
Lifestyle Records 
Liquid city is up on itunes!! Check us out!!
PRESENT'S on youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0n8Gk0Mrwo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nb97UPxopDw

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