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Philip James Selway (born May 23, 1967 in Abingdon, Berkshire (now Oxfordshire), England) is the drummer of alternative rock band Radiohead. Radiohead work Apart from his regular band duties, Phil also occasionally sings backing vocals during their live performances, especially notable on "There There" and since the album Kid A he has also contributed drum machine programming. His ultra-precise timing and varied drumming helps to give the band its distinct sound.

Rob Warren is a 21 year old singer-songwriter based in Amsterdam and London. His style is bold and his lyrics are honest - 'I'm not sure why, but for some reason I believe everything he sings'. Summer 2010 sees the release of 'Rise', the debut EP from Rob. Rise is a 5 track e.p. written and recorded in Amsterdam during early 2010. The songs are a mix of pensiveness and optimism drawn from real personal experiences; they are sweetened by vocals from Iranzu Baker, a singer whom Rob met in Amsterdam during the writing of the EP.

Terry Springford is a folk-pop singer-songwriter from Melbourne, Australia. In 2010, after a long hiatus from music, Terry returned to his home studio in the mountain forests outside Melbourne to record his Pretty Girls album, released in October. The album represents a departure in style for Terry as he adds a variety of electronic sounds to augment his strong songwriting and folk-pop roots. The album is available at iTunes. He's now working on a new album, "Fusion", and playing live in Melbourne. "Summer Dress" is his new single, released in April 2012.

There are 3 bands using the name Delaney. A duo from Sheffield, and a group from Portland, Oregon. 1. Delaney - Sheffield duo Singer / guitarist Matthew Barlow and keyboardist Chris Bailey make melodic electropop tunes. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=27150825 2. Christelle Delaney, talentuous French pop-folk artist signed on Lithium and Pehr records.
http://www.pehrlabel.com/delaney/index.htm 3. Delaney - Portland, Oregon band