'Hiding in Plain Sight'
The fifth studio album from WorldService Project to be released on 25th September 2020 on RareNoiseRecords.

All music and text written by Dave Morecroft

Dave Morecroft - keys/vocals
Ben Powling - sax
Arthur O'Hara - bass/vocals
Luke Reddin-Williams - drums/percussion
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Kieran McLeod - trombone (tracks 2, 6, 8, 9)

Produced by Liran Donin
Mixed by Moshik Kop and Liran Donin
Recorded at Greenmount Studios, Leeds

The Kipper And The Pork Pie

RareNoise’s mission is to detect and amplify contemporary trends in progressive music, by highlighting their relation to the history of the art-form, while choosing not to be bound by pre-conceptions of genre. It seeks to become a guiding light for all those enamoured by exciting, adventurous and progressive sounds.

Hoang Minh Chau
I sing, write songs and occasionally perform music with various instruments. 

Performance venues: Vietnam National Academy of Music, VTV3 (Vietnam Television), Voice of Vietnam (VOV), Hanoi Rock City, Urban Gentry Jazz Club, Toong - Co-working Space, Jigger Cocktail & Wine Bar, Don’s - A Chef’s Bistro, R&R Tavern, L’Apero Hanoi, Hanoi University of Culture, Hanoi Children’s Palace, Alliance Francaise de Singapour & Ang Mo Kio Public Library (Singapore).

Been around the Internet before most people knew there was an Internet, which of course means I'm a craggy old fool. Have run "The Edge" from it's birth which in turn gave birth to "Muslimgauze: The Messenger", which I am still responsible for, & "Rapoon Net" that I ran for many years but have since passed the reigns over to Robin (Storey) himself. Now there is "The Muslimgauze Preservation Society", something very special. Met so many amazing people via this electronic medium & can gladly list many of them as great friends today. Lived listening to music my whole life, which has chartered it rather interestingly & lead ultimately to all else. It's strange how "the music" has interfaced so well with my decades of work with computers.

The absolute and total perfection of stream of consciousness. Making for possibly the most confusing entity outside of an asylum.

WorldService Project have been quietly achieving many exciting projects over the last few years; five critically acclaimed studio albums; appearances at some of the world's most thrilling festivals (in Tokyo, Berlin, Ljubljana, Hangzhou, Goa, Cork, Umea, Pune, Tampere, London, Shenzhen, Toulouse to name a few) and undertaking huge tours of Europe, the USA, China, Japan and India.
http://www.worldserviceproject.co.uk/

2020/21 saw WSP release their highly anticipated fifth album, 'Hiding in Plain Sight' on RareNoiseRecords and perform concerts in the UK, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Slovenia, Austria and the Czech Republic.