Daniel Kemshell is a guitarist and composer originally from Aberdeen, Scotland.

London, UK. 

www.danielkemshell.com

Composer & Performer. Ad Astra Fellow Assistant Professor of Music at UCD in Ireland. Likes acoustic & synthetic sound, mostly minimal and experimental stuff, philosophising & so on & so on...

Rosie Tee forges an innovative, atmospheric blend of electronica, psych and avant-pop amongst the industrial backdrop of the UK's second city.

Through an explorative approach to songwriting Rosie emits joy for the experimental. Her crystalline vocals meander between dark, forceful beats and fragile melodic contours. The sporadic movements of her synth-heavy sound anchored only by the use of striking, minimal structures.
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Rosie collaborates closely with her quartet, touring across the UK with a line-up of vocals & glockenspiel, offkilter synths (Piera Onacko), swarming bass (Dan Cippico) and textural drums (Kai Chareunsy). Together, they ebb and flow between digital and analogue worlds, most at home on the stage of their intoxicating live performances.

J. Rodrigo Quintás C.

Composer - Pianist
Pianísta - Compositor
Klavierspieler - Komponist

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The music of Manchester based pianist and singer-songwriter Ollie West has shifted dramatically since his formative years playing at open mic nights aged 14. Ask Ollie where his music sits genre-wise and he’ll probably say “piano-driven folk-rock”, but really this is only scratching the surface. Kick started by trying to replicate Billy Joel’s seminal hit “Scenes From An Italian Restaurant” as a 14 year old re-discovering his love of the piano, Ollie’s passion for writing has seen his music explore jazz, folk, pop, rock, prog and even classical music to create a truly unique sound that is unequivocally “Ollie West” by nature. Joined by long time band members Ashley Garrod, Pete Leaver and James Cooke, this year the band welcome tenor horn, keyboard player and vocalist Nat Martin, and violinist-vocalist Aninka Nesporova to the fold to form the all new ‘Ollie West & The Wildflowers’. 

This band isn't your standard outfit; their diversity shows in their career to date. Their debut album “Time Stood Still” from 2019 took the band through England, Scotland and Wales on a 16 date tour that included sell out shows in Manchester, London and the Wirral. The success of single “Home” from that record saw them become Angellica Bell’s “Young Artist Of The Week” on classical music station Scala Radio, with subsequent plays on the station from Bell, Simon Mayo and Sam Hughes. Despite a global pandemic that halted their plans, the band still managed to release prolifically throughout 2020 and 2021, which included one of their most popular songs to date, “Shelf Life”. 

But that’s enough of the past. Whilst every band might tell you their new music is “their best yet”, no one means it more than Ollie West & The Wildflowers. Ten years of preparation have led to their upcoming releases, recorded at the Big Red Studios in Macclesfield with a new producer, new approach and a brand new sound. These guys are ready to take the UK music scene by storm; are you ready to welcome them?

Audio-visual project featuring Gonçalo Oliveira, James Alexandropoulos-McEwan, and Felix Bodin. An immersive, beautiful - yet sometimes noisy - and contemplative interaction between two electric guitars and visual reflections

Robert Crehan is a British composer whose work draws inspiration from visual art and literature and is currently focused on elements of improvisation and spontaneity. He completed his studies at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire in 2017, and in 2018, enrolled at Guildhall School of Music and Drama for his postgraduate studies, and returned recently as a Postgraduate Researcher at GSMD where his research explores how non-expert or "amateur" approaches to music-making can influence and reshape traditional ideas of composition. He is supervised by Paul Newland, Richard Baker, and Steve Potter. 

His work has been performed around the world by ensembles including the Carice Singers, CoMA London, EXAUDI, London Chamber Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra, and Orkest de Ereprijs (NL). His work continues to gain recognition for its unique approach to composition. 

He is also enthusiastic about Music Education, having worked with learners of all ages and skill levels in multiple teaching positions.

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