Best known as songwriter and lead singer of “The Barracudas”, who achieved European chart and cult success as recording artists in the early to mid-1980s and whose following, worldwide, continues to grow, Jeremy has actually spent his entire adult life as a multi-disciplinary creative force influencing many young artists at home and abroad. Born and raised in Ottawa, Canada and having voluntarily expatriated to the UK in 1978, he straddles two continents, deriving inspiration from Old World to Punk for his prolific creative endeavours as singer, songwriter, visual artist, poet and novelist.  As an accomplished solo recording and performing artist, Jeremy has collaborated with, and had his songs covered by, leading musicians worldwide. Collaborations with Marty Thau, Brendon Moeller, Lydia Lunch, Dub Gabriel, Nikki Sudden, Mick Harvey, Rowland S Howard and many others have signified Jeremy Gluck as a unique voice and spirit whose versatility and innovation constantly evolve and break through apparent boundaries. Jeremy is currently engaged in multiple remix projects with international artists, performing in the United States and Canada, as well as writing and recording new material with his Bristol-based trio “The Carbon Manual”. An avid collaborator, Jeremy instigates new work constantly, the momentum of which has brought a stream of accomplished online and limited edition CD releases. In a transition Jeremy sought from legacy cult artist to acknowledged creative maverick.

Shell is a solo performing singer/songwriter. Her songs are moody and intense taking you on a lyrical roller coaster. Her voice is strong yet soothing and her performances dynamic and mesmerizing. Shell's songwriting has evolved with the help of technology. Although difficult to perform live, most of her songs are currently written on the computer instead of the guitar. Shell is a supporting artist of The Tapegerm Collective. Tapegerm is a group of musicians and sound artists dedicated to making loop based music. As a Gold Level Creative Artist, she is producing imaginative and progressive tracks ranging in style from Folk Rock to Dance.

For ten years and more Jeremy has waited to be able to make the music he can now, and its excellence, in part due to his collaborators' gifts, is obvious. The Carbon Manual, based in Bristol, is some of the best recorded work he has done. 

The "Whisper" EP, brings together some amazing mixes of one amazing song. Brendon Moeller, Dub Gabriel, Lola Dutronic and Amurgit - not to mention Marty Thau and Martin Rev - are all featured on mixes that go from future punk to retro pop.

And further work with Don Tyler, Dave Fuglewicz, The Strone, Brendon Moeller and Dub Gabriel is the new future Jeremy Gluck is writing. At his greatest creative power to date, Jeremy Gluck is younger than yesterday.

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