Mason Whittle
I Love This Question, I’d Absolutely Love To Work With Everyone Definitely! I Love Collaboration And I Have Been Very Lucky To Have Written With Amazing Songwriters…
Maisy Brown
I’ve been working on my second EP over the last year, and I’m so excited that it’s almost finished and ready to release!
George Bone
I started thinking of similes around the situation, stacked them together, and “Go On Without Me” is the result
The Kirklees Most Wanted Showcase
Kirklees Most Wanted Showcase Set to Electrify The Northern Quarter on March 14th
The Midges Live at Vibrations Studios
The Midges perform “How I Feel” for our Kirklees Most Wanted Sessions.
Eve Joné Live at Vibrations Studios
Eve Joné performs “The Man In The Moon And His Daughter” for our Kirklees Most Wanted Sessions.
Kit Le Bihan – Housefire
Kit Le Bihan, a Sheffield-born, Huddersfield-based musician, has been immersed in music since childhood. From learning piano at age six to teaching himself production during the 2020 pandemic, Kit’s musical journey has culminated in the release of his self-produced debut album, “The Cities We Build.”
“Housefire” is a heavy, shoegaze slow-burner exploring themes of disconnection and isolation through fire metaphors. Entirely produced by Kit, the track blends elements of shoegaze, lo-fi indie rock, emo, art pop, and emo, showcasing his diverse musical influences. Recorded both in his bedroom and the Huddersfield University studios, “Housefire” represents Kit’s dedication to his craft and his burgeoning career as a solo artist. The track’s introspective lyrics and atmospheric soundscapes are likely to resonate with fans of the lo-fi indie rock sound.
For more info: https://www.instagram.com/averagecradily/
Azar – The mystery of Shapur’s cavern
Azar’s stunning and cinematic track “The Mystery Of Shapur’s Cavern” is inspired by a story about a pre-Islam Persian king from a book they read as a child. It takes you back in time through an immersive audio experience, with gritty synths and different melodic lines. Perfectly portraying the feeling of mystery and anticipation, the track is equally gripping, bewitching and thrilling.
Growing up in Iran, Azar began their journey in music by playing the guitar, which introduced them to the world of traditional Persian instruments and Middle-Eastern classical music. Since then, they have composed for adverts, short films, games and library music.
Now based in the UK, Azar has a collection of enchanting music ranging from peaceful atmospheric tracks to melodic ballads. The contrast between each song is a testament to their creative skills as well as their educational background, consisting of a Masters Degree in music. It is clear that Azar has a real passion for world music and integrates it seamlessly into their work, a real masterclass for film and TV composers around the world.
For more info: https://www.instagram.com/barbod_nekoo/
Dan Greenwood – Cry In Your Own Time
Dan Greenwood, a musician deeply connected to the “chanson tradition,” believes that music is inherent to humanity. Drawing inspiration from artists like Nick Cave, Nick Drake, Joni Mitchell, and Richard Thompson, Dan crafts songs that resonate with raw emotion and poignant storytelling.
“Cry In Your Own Time” is a reflection on life’s challenges and the importance of self-preservation. With an infectious guitar melody and introspective lyrics, Dan explores the weight of the world and the need to prioritize one’s own well-being. The song acknowledges the shared struggles of humanity while emphasizing the importance of personal resilience. The track’s honest vulnerability and compelling musicianship are likely to connect with listeners seeking authentic and meaningful music.