Debut Single Gloomy Room by Leonian Dream 

This is the first Single from Leonian Dream's upcoming debut EP which will be released at the end of 2024. 

After leaving her solo project behind, Leonie Prater formed a band with her guitarist Thom Rogers. In 2024 the band was made complete with bass player Bran pick and drummer Cameron MacDougall / Harry Sibley. 

Gloomy room was recorded at John Robertsons Studio in Rocombe, West Dorset. 

Lyrics & Music: Leonie Prater 
Arranger: Leonie Prater, Thom Rogers & John Robertson 
Lead production: John Robertson 
Lead Vocals: Leonie Prater 
Backing Vocals: Leonie Prater, Thom Rogers 
Guitars: Thom Rogers 
Bass: Thom Rogers 
Drums: Cameron MacDougall 
Synth: Leonie Prater 
Mixing: John Robertson 
Mastering: Shawn Joseph (Optimum)

Gloomy Room

Greenhouse is Leonian Dream's second Single from their upcoming debut EP "Gloomy Room" which will be released later this year. In contrast to their debut Single Gloomy Room, Greenhouse has a rock summer - vibe kinda feel to it. 
'Leonian Dream's latest release 'Greenhouse' battles feelings of anxiety and escapism against the freedoms of optimism within an ever changing world.  Sometimes convincing yourself that the grass is always greener...'

Music & Lyrics: Leonie Prater 
Lead Vocals, Synth & Violin: Leonie Prater 
Guitars & Bass: Thomas Rogers 
Drums: Cameron MacDougall 
Music Arrangement: John Robertson, Leonie Prater, Thomas Rogers 
Lead Production & Mix: John Robertson 
Mastering Engineer: Shawn Joseph (Optimum Mastering)

For fans of Wolf Alice, Jade Bird, Blossoms and The Preatures.

Greenhouse

What does it mean to be a black or brown person in the British countryside? Presenter Louisa Adjoa Parker talks to Sean Fletcher and Mya-Rose Craig about their experiences of, and relationship to the UK's natural environment. 

Credits: Presented by Louisa Adjoa Parker. Production, sound engineering, scripting & editing by Femi Oriogun-Williams.

Poetry written and performed for the Where are you really from? project by Saili Katebe.
Music credits: Femi Oriogun-Williams. 

Our thanks to Kech Wo for the 'Where are you really from?' logo and illustration; to the contributors; the project funders, Arts Council England and Literature Works; project funders/supporters Kaleider and Little Toller Books; Louise Boston-Mammah, project administrator; and to everyone who contributed soundbites.

Black to Nature

The Where Are You Really From? Podcast explores the experience of people of African, Asian, mixed and other ethnically diverse heritage in the rural UK.  It asks, how does it feel to be one of the few black or brown faces in a white rural landscape? And how does this impact on a person's sense of self and well-being?

Black to Nature

Where Are You Really From?

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