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

3rd Single Hide from Leonian Dream's upcoming debut EP (release Autumn 2024). 

Music & Lyrics: Leonie Prater 
Arrangement: Leonie Prater, Thomas Rogers, John Robertson 
Lead Vocals, Synth, Piano: Leonie Prater 
Guitars, Bass, Synth, Backing Vocals: Thomas Rogers 
Drums: Cameron McDougall 
Lead Production & Mix: John Robertson 
Mastering Engineer: Shawn Joseph

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Episode 2

Presenter Louisa Adjoa Parker talks to three women of mixed heritage about their experiences of life in rural Britain. The interviewees, as well as Louisa, tell stories of their struggle to make sense of their identity; overt racism; as well as more subtle discrimination, or micro-aggressions. 

Credits: Presented by Louisa Adjoa Parker 
Produced by Louisa Adjoa Parker and Gary Pickard
Music credits: Gary Pickard and Femi Oriogun-Williams. 
Thanks go to Gary Pickard for recording and sound engineering; to Kech Wo for the 'Where are you really from?' logo and illustration; to the contributors; and to the funders, South West Creative Technology Network, who supported Louisa during her New Talent Immersion Fellowship. This podcast is one of the outcomes of the research.

Episode 2

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?

Episode 2

Where Are You Really From?

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