Es Muss Sein is an acoustic / folk act based in Kent, UK. Poppy Wilson began work on her solo project after her band Silver Foxes split. Since recording and releasing her debut single "Sail" Poppy has won over many fans. Including Glasvegas, BBC Introducing and many more.
David Gregory is a singer/songwriter and rock frontman born in San Antonio, TX in November 1986. Born and raised in the city, he's taken a strong place in it's local community of artists and musicians. His first solo release, "The Background & The Aftermath" was more of a b-sides ep than a full record. The artists firsts solo LP, "I'm a Project at Best" Is in post production and said to be released early 2011.
Craig Gallimore is a 24 year old musician from the town of derby Uk, He started getting involved with music when he was a teenager in a band called "alldeadtomorrow" who quickly claimed success and played alongside bands including "spunge" and "lightyear" and other artists also, not long after that Craig took a shining to acoustic guitar and started playing when he was around 17, his taste for music got bigger and in 2009 joined the band "Every Story Ends" who quickly became noted and gained local and national press for their efforts,
PORT ERIN hail from the depths of the English countryside. All members grew up together and still write in the small village of Broughton Gifford, Wiltshire. PORT ERIN are Cerys Brocklehurst, (Drums) Jacob Tyghe, (Bass) and Reuben Tyghe, (Guitar and Vocals).
Since forming in January 2007 the band have completed over 130 shows, 4 UK Tours and self-released two E.Ps. Saturday 2nd May will see PORT ERIN launch their debut album "I'LL BE ON THE COMMON" at the Rondo Theatre in Bath followed by a mini tour and summer of live shows.
alfa-d is an italian band created by Alfredo and Diego Salvati in 2006. they compose music since they were kids and during the years they have been changing their way to see the music world so many times, opening their mind to different types of influences.. Their debout album The Summer of my life is composed by eleven tracks: a smooth, delicate acoustic pop
that let's the listener have a journey in his deep part of soul, reflexively and joyfully.
“When people hear the title ‘London’s Burning‘, images of fire engulfing Tower Bridge or downtown Brixton might come to mind but it actually stands for the burning of the city lights, the hustle and bustle of London.” Ryan Koriya talks about the title of his upcoming EP which he says is like an antidote for the challenges of modern big-city life. “The songs are like the calm in the middle of the storm for modern day life.
Taking the honest and open style of raw acoustic music and mixing it with the power of rock music, Phil and Bert (AKA The Haiku) offer up a musical dish which is often unexpected, but which always leaves the listener feeling well nourished. With an eye-catching line-up of vocals, acoustic guitar and drums, audiences are often taken by surprise at the intensity of the sound created by such a minimal arrangement.
Nick Parker was 13 when he first picked up a guitar and tried to string together a few chords. By 14 he had put down the guitar and picked up the mandolin. Not least of all because he wanted to be in his brother, Ant’s band and they needed a mandolin player. The first few gigs came and went, under the name ‘The Mandolin Brothers’ (genius) before they changed their name to ‘Why?’ (equally genius) and they spent the next 10 years bouncing around on stages at hundreds of venues around the UK and Europe...