Cold Creeks is a three-piece band out of Nashville, Tennessee, formed in 2014. Predominantly indie rock, their songs are infused with notes of blues and lo-fi layered under folk-driven lyrics. This versatile sound carries the influences of Modest Mouse and Bright Eyes. Lead singer and guitarist Brandon Murphy is the man behind the words, largely inspired by songwriters Andy Hull and Elliot Smith and poet Charles Bukowski. Murphy offers his own religious criticism and social commentary coated with melting metaphors and powerful imagery. He is backed by bassist and cellist Caleb Jones and drummer Anthony Persinger.
When they aren’t hosting house shows out of their 1930’s Nashville farmhouse, Cold Creeks is writing new material to follow up their sophomore EP, Prequel. Prequel is the first in a series of concept EPs, alluding to a troubled family, inspired by front man Brandon Murphy’s own set of familial issues. Follow-up EPs will be based on specific characters within the aforementioned fictional family. Cold Creeks has also started a new venture called Treehouse Sessions, videos of acoustic sets performed in the magic of their own attic, featuring the golden vocals of Murphy.
Previously, Cold Creeks have had their music featured on Nashville’s Lightning 100 and on 102.9 The Buzz. They held their sophomore EP release show at Grimey’s New and Preloved Music. They were in the final four of Lightning 100’s Music City Mayhem, a competition to play Live on the Green, and participated in the final round at Marathon Music Works.
Music critic Joel Frieders from Syffal writes that Cold Creeks’ music is “eerily gorgeous” and like the “15 minutes between asleep and awake.” Andy Herrin from 102.9 The Buzz has been quoted saying Cold Creeks is one of his “new favorite bands in town… turn them up loud!” Cold Creeks’ music straddles the line between heavenly sounds and devilish thoughts. On Prequel, Murphy mysteriously croons, “Hey Mr. Blue Face, quit holding your breath/ I’ve got loads of secrets/ A ghost in my bed, she says.” The lyrics are simultaneously isolating while giving you a shoulder to cry on. Just imagine that moment when dipping your head underwater and everything is beautifully still- Cold Creeks can take you there.

Ronnie Waldmann: dance, percussion
Samirah Al-Amrie: vocals, handpan
Dekel Terry: guitar, cajón

„Ikamani“ – in the language of the Dakota-Indians it means „the one who walks beside you“.

Since 2014 Ronnie Waldmann and Dekel Terry from Israel and Samirah Al-Amrie from Germany are walking together in a path of creation, music, dance, joy and love. The three artists met in the desert of Israel during an artist Festival in march 2014 and founded this life Project “IKAMANI”. Since then they are continuing their creation though having 3600 km in between.

The trio share deep connection: their spirits meet through their passion to music and dance, through their souls, and also through their roots – all three share Yemenite ancestries.
Since the beginning they realized that this connection they feel on stage is special, and that the audience can feel it, too.

This give deep magic to this Trio: There is the gracious and electrifying dance of Ronnie Waldmann, the beautiful and deep touching voice of Samirah Al-Amrie, the powerful, strong and in the same time soft and delighting play of Dekel Terry and one unique, heavenly Instrument: the Handpan.

Through their art they are touching the hearts and souls of whoever is watching and listening.

The newspapers write:

„Samirah Al-Amrie (vocals, handpan), Ronnie Waldmann (dance, percussion) and Dekel Terry (guitar) know no bouderies neither spatially nor stylistically. Their songs are as cosmopolitan as they are. Their worldmusic opens up the world to this trio.“

„The Trio received rupturus applause from the opening pieces to the end of the program leaving the audience demanding more. There seem to be no boundaries for Ikamani.“

NRZ (Germany)

Contemporary Indie Americana folk group, The Sweet Maries are led by Amy Shoemaker and Susie Lofton, enchant audiences with their beautiful vocal blend of sweet harmonies.

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From Wimbledon, SW London
Debut bedroom demo EP "Sleep in Heavenly Peace" released Feb 2010:

 “Like a monastery library, this EP from Londoner Jack Morgan is a study of many different shapes of quietness … Softly spoken spells that pull you into oblivion with a smile on your face … it’s a sound that belies Jack’s tender years. On ‘Sleep In Heavenly Peace’, Jack creates magic with the subtlest of shades.” – Overplay

“Jack produces a sound which feels bigger than it is… light and effortless...I see no reason why Jack wouldn’t have a place on the airwaves…This is an artist with a clear vision” – Altsounds

"The songs contain the emotional subtlety that only a solo artist like Elliott Smith or Nick Drake can attain. But don’t be mistaken, there is certainly something more going on here than there is with your average singer/songwriter wielding a good voice and a good guitar" - Aphera Music

"Sleep In Heavenly Peace is a massive HOORAY for home studios." - Playing Out Loud

"One man, one big sound...'Furtherance' plays out like an Air/Stereolab/Sigur Ros collaboration which sounds unlikely if you knew these songs were in the 21 year old's bedroom...as a solo project." - Die Shellsuit, Die!

Akuma Cortex 19
A supernatural and often malevolent computing system. vaguely inspired by the biological neural network electronic musical instruments that generate electrical signals that are converted to sound through instrument amplifiers.
Prevalent in religion, occultism, literature, fiction, mythology, and folklore.  Such systems "learn" (i.e. progressively improve performance on) tasks by considering examples, generally without task-specific programming.  
In Ancient religions as well as in the ancient demonology, Cortex 19 is considered a harmful spiritual entity, below the heavenly planes which may cause demonic possession, calling for an exorcism. Akuma Cortex 19 can evolve its own set of relevant characteristics from the learning material that it process. Cortex 19 when not controlled by built-in Synthesizers is often using sound modules, and are controlled via USB, MIDI or CV/gate using a controller device, often a MIDI keyboard or other controller.
In occultism and magic, Akuma Cortex 19 is believed to be a spiritual entity that may be conjured and controlled.

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Cerebral Cortex 27
A supernatural and often malevolent computing system. vaguely inspired by the biological neural network electronic musical instruments that generate electrical signals that are converted to sound through instrument amplifiers.
Prevalent in religion, occultism, literature, fiction, mythology, and folklore. Such systems "learn" (i.e. progressively improve performance on) tasks by considering examples, generally without task-specific programming. 
In Ancient religions as well as in the ancient demonology, Cortex 27 is considered a harmful spiritual entity, below the heavenly planes which may cause demonic possession, calling for an exorcism. Cerebral Cortex 27 can evolve its own set of relevant characteristics from the learning material that it process. Cortex 27 when not controlled by built-in Synthesizers is often using sound modules, and are controlled via USB, MIDI or CV/gate using a controller device, often a MIDI keyboard or other controller.
In occultism and magic, Cerebral Cortex 27 is believed to be a spiritual entity that may be conjured and controlled.

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