Fiesty Indie Pop wi a wee Scottish growl 

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Not your average indie rock band! Fife’s Second Stages are a breath of fresh air, combining the influences of many different artists both past and present across different genres. From the Electric Light Orchestra to Two Door Cinema Club or from Stevie Wonder to John Mayer, the boys produce original music that has something different.

The four met in high school where Calum (singer/guitarist), David (guitarist/singer) and Finlay (bassist/singer) began writing and playing as a trio. After proving a hit as the Un-Named Band at The Aberdour Festival in 2013 and recording their debut EP later that year in November, they called in the talents of drummer Gregor Williamson.

Since then they've been playing in venues across Fife and Edinburgh and are now writing songs for their first album expected for release later on this year. Although they are only of a young age, the guys maturity is shown through their music and aims to please a wide variety of music lovers from all age groups. Big things are coming this year and they really hope that you can come along and be a part of it!

Sun-soaked pop with a hint of guitar twang, a dash of two-step and oozing personality, Deni Smith is taking the Fife singer-songwriter scene by storm.
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After a smashing festival debut at Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival in August 2016, Deni released her debut single "Bring Back the Sun", championing a sold out Single Launch Party in her hometown of Dunfermline. The single received many rave reviews and national radio airtime from the likes of Castle FM, North Highland Radio, Amazing Radio and Vinyl Noise (www.viynlnoise.co.uk).
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Following her move to Glasgow, Deni toured with Hit the Road, headlining PJ Molloys, Dunfermline and also visiting the Stove, Dumfries and Oran Mor, Glasgow. She also spent time songwriting alongside Ross Leighton (Fatherson). 
 
Deni ended 2016 with a hot feature in The Scotsman's Artist of the Week column.
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2017 started with a bang for Deni as she played the legendary Celtic Connections Festival to an audience at full capacity. Later in the year, Deni walked away from the Dunfermline Press Community Champion Awards as the winner of the Live Music Award.
 
Deni plans to return to the studio to prepare for her next release after a busy festival period.

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