Calebo are an introspective indie-rock/indie-folk band from London, UK.

Dan Caleb’s songwriting harks back to early 90s Seattle, evoking the spirit of bands like Pearl Jam and Nirvana, via the melodic and lyrical sensibilities of introspective songwriters such as Elliott Smith and Sufjan Stevens.

Georgia Maria, Rob 'Pilgrims' Dream' Ouseley, Roy Lubugumu and Felix White provide the driving backbone to Calebo’s infectious songs.

Calebo are renowned for their energetic live performances, having played sell-out shows at venues across London. The band has worked with engineers Andy Baldwin (Blur, Faith No More) and Mike Hillier (Django Django) and debut album 'Kaleidoscopic Mind' was released in July 2023.

“Mesmerising and joyously upbeat” ~ Spirit Level Magazine

“Simply beautiful” ~ Indie Pop Ups

- Dogrel 🐕 (2019)
- A Hero's Death ⚔️ (2020)
- Skinty Fia 🦌 (2022)
- Romance 💕 (2024)


Fontaines D.C. for life.

Bookings / PR / anything else: contact Adam at amgemanagement@gmail.com

Captain Scott is the solo project of Scott, an artist dedicated to crafting authentic and captivating music. Since releasing his debut album Introspective Collective in 2017, Scott has been hard at work honing his craft, writing, recording, and producing every track himself.

His latest single, "It Doesn't Matter," paired with the B-side "Seaside," offers a chilled, summery vibe that invites listeners to escape into its laid-back atmosphere. Remarkably, parts of these tracks were recorded in the back of a 1989 Toyota Hiace during Scott’s travels across New Zealand, before being completed in his South Liverpool studio—a testament to his creativity and adventurous spirit.

Fast forward to 2025, and Captain Scott’s newest release, "I'm Losing It," is already making waves online, resonating deeply with his growing fanbase and drawing new listeners into his world.

All of Captain Scott’s music is available on major streaming platforms, and you can follow his journey on social media.

http://www.instagram.com/the.electronic.cut

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