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Jazica

Formed in 2007, Jazica have played over 100 gigs, supporting Fight like Apes, The Spinto Band, Esser and Kid carpet. The eclectic mix of styles has allowed the band to appeal to a wide range of fans and never allowing one song to sound like the next. They have had radio play from Steve Lemaq, Tom Robinson and Huw Stevens on BBC radio One, two and six, as well as local radio stations. A recent remix from Rhysmix has shown appreciation for Jazica from the dance scene.

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Callel

Callel are cited as one of the finest young bands on the scene in Edinburgh. Primarily consisting of the Granton-based creative core of Craig Hughes and Arron Cornall, Callel's unique sound stems from a combined love of the likes of Big Star and Elliott Smith, Pink Floyd and Led Zeppelin. Often described as being capable of being both beautifully melodic and hard rocking (often at the same time), these young guns are tipped to have a long and prosperous career ahead of them.

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The Black Tricks

Descending from Hertfordshire, The Black Tricks have invaded London like Derren Brown in a black shirt playing with the likes of Dirty Pretty Things, Lethal Bizzle and Paddingtons before headlining at Death Disco. With the song 'How do you Sleep at Night' being featured on BBC radio they are poised to explode on to the alternative scene.

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Elmor

It all started 3 years ago as a two-piece acoustic act, gigging small venues in and around the London area, but very quickly grew into a strong five piece with a clear and unique sound which created a large following with imidiate attention from press and backing from local radio stations. Based in Guildford they continue to do the London circuit having played at venues including: Water Rats, Camden Barfly, Dublin Castle, The Fly, The Jamm, Betsey Trotwood, Purple Turtle (Camden), Halfmoon, Pressure Point...

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Maupa

Maupa are David Boon, Anthony Gibbons, Paddy McKeown, Matthew Smithson, Adam Bishop and Lorcan Moriarty. “There's loads of them and they come from Accrington. They produce some of the most beautiful, haunting sounds that you’re ever likely to hear; as bleak and as beautiful as the Lancastrian moors which border their upbringing.”

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