David Wyatt
David Wyatt is a singer-songwriter from Leicester, United Kingdom.
David Wyatt is a singer-songwriter from Leicester, United Kingdom.
From MySpace: Born and raised in Cork, now living in Cardiff. In between lived in Fuerteventura, where singing and playing the guitar became the drug of choice. As a member of New Druids recorded and released three albums and gigged all over the UK and US, picking up radio play, television appearances and several awards along the way. Started solo project and released GO in 2007 GO reached the top 5 albums on the wippit and loot tunes and easy music download sites in it's first week of release and stayed there for four weeks.
There are three artists with the name "Powerplant"/"PowerPlant" 1. Vancouver Canada residents John Morgan and Kiki Stewardson have been producing electronic music together since 1999 with success on Bill’s Hamel’s Teknology and Sunkissed labels, and now with Release Records. John’s electronic music background goes far back to the days of acid house in the late 80’s, pioneering live PA and techno on Canada’s West Coast. Kiki’s passion and knowledge of music has helped define a sound that Powerplant are starting to become known for – deep and solid progressive with a good techy edge.
Previously Rig Up Explosive. BOOM!
Born and raised in the Handsworth district of Birmingham of Indian parentage singer songwriter Vijay Kishore has quietly been causing something of a stir musically with his ambiguous folk-tinged fusion of his anglo asian heritage Bringing favourable comparisons from listeners to everything from the sufi infused tones of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan to Thom Yorke,Jeff Buckley or even Nina Simone and PJ Harvey.
Leicester Power Indie Pop Punksters 'The Screening' are Tom Nurse (lead vocals/rhythm guitar), Tom Lewitt (lead guitar/backing vocals), James Dunn (bass) and Owen Ross (drums). The past 18 months has seen The Screening's international fan base increase considerably, with 2 U.S. tours in March & October 2007, including a sold-old showcase at South by South-West, a headline UK tour in early 2008, along with the release of 'Diem' on Tokyo's 'Vinyl Junkie Recordings' and the feature of 'Fall to Pieces' in the new Jean Claude Van Damme blockbuster, 'The Shepherd, Border Control'.
The Band Members: Sam
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Dan Currently recording a single, due for launch at Summer Sundae 2007.
"Hailing from the hills on the east side of town, the band are loosely part of the recent wave of tuneful Americana-flavoured indie that's been lapping around the fringes of Manchester for a while now and with their debut album almost ready to go, things are indeed looking bright. They sound like a ride in an open-top car on a sunny day, which is not a concept generally associated with Glossop. There's no hidden agenda, no tricks, it's all about the tunes.