Kenny Parish aka Ghost is a musician/producer based in Cambridge, England who has spent most of his life writing music. Then in 2000, Ghost took a new direction to his creative output and began writing jungle/breakcore/IDM, filling his spare time mastering work, putting on parties with the LIFE4LAND crew as well as juggling a touring schedule in all corners of Europe. Ghost’s organic beats are truly one of kind.
Dj Harvey is a DJ from Cambridge, England. His real name is Harvey Bassett. Harvey is today one of the most respected DJs in the world whose appeal across the genres of the music and clubbing community. His DJ talents are in demand throughout England, Europe and the world. He has a solid following in places as far-flung as Singapore and Japan. Harvey is considered influential in bringing over the disco/garage/house sound from America to the UK.
Dan Liquid and Dan Nu:Tone are collectively known as Danism. Together they form a production team that is synonymous with a high a quality and diverse production sound. With extensive studio experience, Dan Liquid as one half of Liquid People and Dan Nu:Tone as one of the most respected stars on the D&B scene, the pair are currently making serious waves. From their collaboration with Lisa Millet on the ultra soulful ‘One Life’...
Bangers are a pop rock band from Cornwall. When not at home they like to spend most of their time hanging out with girls or Crocus and Dave. They are not crazy dudes, but they do like to drink alcohol and sew on patches and listen to Propagandhi. As well as releasing a split CDR with Ssssnakes in February, we've recorded 5 songs for a split LP with Break the Habit which should be out pretty soon.
Put down your boys and girls, ladies and gentlemen. Great Mistakes, hailing from just south of your childhood fantasies and north of modern-day musical standards have arrived to make you dance—and to make you feel. David Whateley, with an internalized, uncontrollable rage that is soothed only by the sweet and succulent sound of his own voice leads on vocals, guitar and pelvic thrusts. Simon Jones, a full-time doctor just doing this between films tantalizes and titillates on the guitar, grooving so smooth you almost don’t notice you're double-parked in a handicapped zone.
Johnny Davies. Classically trained, choir boy turned minimal house producer. Started playing the violin at the tender age of three, and later took on the piano and percussion, both kit and tuned/ orchestral. Was a chorister at Jesus college choir in Cambridge and was head boy for a year. Played violin in and lead the school orchestra. Started producing music on an atari at the age of 13, and started listening to house around the age of 18. Has played gigs in Madrid, San Sebastien and Budapest, as well as regular dates in Cambridge, London, and all across the uk.
They say curiosity killed the cat, but for this cat curiosity only made him stronger as he was driven to search for new sounds in early hip hop and beyond harvesting each sound into his unique production style of today. “Im layin’ the foundation down” declares Alix Alvarez as he raps about past present and future. Born and raised in The Bronx, NYC this humble cat has been making waves in the music game for quite sometime. Nourished on vinyl selections of disco, soul and salsa by his parents in his formative years, Alix was conditioned to be a musical mastermind at an early age.
Cambridge Band taking influence from The Strokes, Clap your hands say yeah and Radiohead. The Mavericks of love formed early 2006 and have since written an impressive collection of songs recorded in friends bedrooms on 8tracks. Early 2009 The Mavericks of Love recorded an Ep of 4 tracks at a studio in Norfolk. The cd titled 'Wade Way Too Deep' is available to buy from the bands myspace.
www.myspace.com/themavericksoflove
George Robertson: Vocals/keys
Adam Dolby: Drums
Ed Allen: Bass
Nick Warner: Guitar
The Scissors are a Cambridge-based four piece psych/freakbeat/post-punk combo.
2008’s gigs included slots supporting Glasvegas, Hijak Oscar, Make Model and The Corrections; plus gigs with a number of local favourites such as CosyCosy and Delphi.
2009 saw the Scissors play with ex-Kook Max Rafferty, James McCartney (son of Sir Paul) and compete in the prestigious Grand Final of the Cambridge Band Competition 2009 at Cambridge Corn Exchange. Other highlights included well-received London gigs at The Dublin Castle and The Enterprise in Camden, and at the Hope and Anchor in Islington.
