Paul Greene (Culburra Beach, NSW) has been a quiet achiever in the Australian Music Scene. Strongly Independent, he has traveled incessantly delivering his music across his continent, with an infectious live energy and great songs. There is no hype with Paul Greene. His songs span a range of styles, but always come from the heart with lyrics you can sink your teeth into.
Female guitarist and Singer/Songwriter, Draws Influence From the Likes Of Ani Difranco, Ane Brun, Kings Of Convenience etc.
Just completed first album, not due for release yet.
Keep a look out for her gig listings on 'www.myspace.com/kerryleatham' Listen out for her Track 'Run Dry' which appears on the new 'Adulthood' film (sequel to 'Kidulthood'), also on the album soundtrack which is now on sale in all good record stores and online.
As half of cult alt-folk heroes MOSES Paul has been playlisted on BBC radios 2 & 6Music, had rave reviews in NME, Q, Time Out & more and wowed gig goers everywhere from Glastonbury to an Amsterdam brothel, touring with everyone from Shane MacGowan, Mistys Big Adventure, Sam Brown, It’s Jo & Danny & loads more. After 2 and half Moses albums and various EPs on tiny High Barn records, Paul spent the last year recording 2 ‘Solo’ albums with amazing harpist TOM MOTH (Bjork/Lunamoth) and violinist/Bassist JOE PEET (Cousteau).
Hailing from Southend and London, the four-piece consist of unforgettable 24-year old frontman Lou Vainglorious, a singer songwriter with a talent to write catchy infectious indie-pop songs with an edge. Lou met double bassist Nick Pini after months of trawling myspace trying to find a double-bassist to create a new sound, the two bonded instantly. With Nick's ear for arrangement and Lou's songs, Hoodlums were born.. Soon after, Henry Tyler (Drums) and Martin Kolarides (Guitar) joined the band.
"All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they must catch you, digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. Be cunning and full of tricks and your people shall never be destroyed."
Donae’o aka Ian Greenidge was always destined to make a career out of music after growing up in a house where melodies were a major force. His mother was a singer and as a youngster growing up in north west London it was common place for her to be heard belting out tunes in the house. A young Donae’o was also a regular companion when she was out performing and loved soaking up the atmosphere. In fact you could say this is where he felt most at home.
Formed at the beginning of 2008, The Ray Summers came together due to their shared love of making music,performing and excellent banter. After only playing a handful of gigs, the band have attracted much attention, leading to interviews in the national press, attention of Major record labels and triumphant sets at the prestigious Wickerman Festival, King Tuts and The Garage. The band are touring across the UK for the rest of the year and plan to release material at the beginning of 2009. Check out www.popmorphic for a look at our live set!