Sonar Sessions at The Watershed
On the banks of the River Colne in Slaithwaite, near Huddersfield, sits The Watershed, a vibrant creative mill and riverside studio. Today, we speak with Noah Burton, the driving force behind this space.
On the banks of the River Colne in Slaithwaite, near Huddersfield, sits The Watershed, a vibrant creative mill and riverside studio. Today, we speak with Noah Burton, the driving force behind this space.
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…
Kirklees Most Wanted Showcase Set to Electrify The Northern Quarter on March 14th

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/


Kirklees Mosted wanted supported artist Mason Whittle plays a support for the Grammy-nominated Appalachian musician, Daniel Kimbro
Some images from Hebble’s Kirklees Most Wanted supported gig with Sonar Sessions at the Watershed on the 25th of January featuring guests Anestis Saraliotis & Monika Hodgson.












Full video of the performance coming soon.
Dean Antoni performs “Shelter” for our Kirklees Most Wanted Sessions, live at Vibrations Studios.
Carol Hodge and her band perform “Waving Not Drowning” for the first of our Kirklees Most Wanted Sessions, live at Vibrations Studios.

Harry Bray’s journey into music began with experimenting with sounds on his phone, a testament to his creative spirit and dedication to crafting unique music. “New Girl,” a track from his upcoming album, showcases his songwriting talent, blending interesting chord progressions with introspective lyrics.
The song tells the relatable story of encountering someone captivating in everyday life, leading to a whirlwind of thoughts and fantasies. However, the protagonist’s hesitation and inaction ultimately prevent him from pursuing this connection, leaving him with lingering regret.
Bray’s music, as he describes it, seamlessly blends traditional guitar arrangements with more experimental synth-heavy sounds, creating a diverse and engaging listening experience. His upcoming album promises to be his most ambitious work yet, and “New Girl” offers a tantalizing glimpse into the unique musical world he is creating.
For more info: https://www.instagram.com/brays_music/

Hailing from the heart of the North of England, Sugar Crease, a six-piece band with two frontmen, delivers a vibrant and eclectic blend of musical influences. Their sound draws inspiration from a diverse range of artists, including Talking Heads, the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, and even pirate-reggae and afro-disco.
“Granville,” their debut single, is a joyous and uplifting track that captures the band’s unique energy and playful spirit. The song is accompanied by a heartwarming and psychedelic music video that perfectly complements the band’s surreal and whimsical aesthetic.
Sugar Crease’s music celebrates human connection, pride, and optimism, inviting listeners to embrace joy and escape the everyday. With their infectious energy and captivating live performances, Sugar Crease is a band to watch as they continue to make waves in the music scene.
For more info: https://www.instagram.com/sugarcrease