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Let The Night Take Me

Head of Music @ MCR Live

Freelance Interviewer, previously working for BBC Radio Wales, Horizons/Gorwelion interviewing & artist liaison. Also prior work as Digital Content Producer at Communicorp and SRA Selector presenter 2016.

I have a passion for discovering the best in new music including unsigned/undercover bands in the UK. HMU if you think thats you and I might have some opportunities!

peace and love, Jess, xxx
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portfolio: jess-campbell.weebly.com
email: jess@mcr.live

No matter what I have tried, nothing makes me come alive like music.  It's almost as if time freezes.  I experience joy in its purest form.  I have no worries, no pain.  And if it's a good song, I have to dance.  I've determined that it must be a reflex.  And yes, I will still have it when I'm 80.

Five disparate individuals forged a collective mind after meeting as part of the artistic community that grew around The Parrot music venue in Carmarthen West Wales.  Escaping in the winter of 2013 to John Lawrence (Gorky's Zygotic Mynci) studio in the heart of Snowdonia Tree Of Wolves forged a sound that is romantic and shimmering yet robust with post punk energy. 

Taking in classic English literature, Laurel Canyon sunshine melody, and European androgynous pop the Tree of Wolves sound is akin to 'Tusk' era Fleetwood Mac and early indecipherable R.E.M. The band are an infectious live presence and over the course of six singles and a critically acclaimed debut EP (that boasted a collaboration with David R Edwards  from iconic welsh band Datblygu) the band have built a loyal fan-base.