Working musicians who treat this catalogue as the writing it is.
Harmonies rehearsed until they lock, parts learned from the records, no shortcuts on stage.
Lead vocalFront of stage, upper harmony.Read more →
Lead vocalFront of stage, lower harmony.Read more →
GuitarYour Bjorn for an evening. Guitar, vocals and spandexRead more →
KeysStrings, pianos and every synth line.Read more →
BassThe other half of the groove.Read more →
DrumsThe reason the room moves.Read more →
MD/Multi-instrumentalistGuitar, Keys, Mandolin, Vocals.Read more →
[BIO] Two or three sentences on this lead
vocalist: where they trained or came up, the other work they do, and one specific thing they bring to this
catalogue.
[BIO] Two or three sentences on this lead
vocalist: where they trained or came up, the other work they do, and one specific thing they bring to this
catalogue.
[BIO] Two or three sentences on the guitarist: where they
trained or came up, the other work they do, and one specific thing they bring to this catalogue.
[BIO] Two or three sentences on the keys player:
where they trained or came up, the other work they do, and one specific thing they bring to this catalogue.
[BIO] Two or three sentences on the bass player:
where they trained or came up, the other work they do, and one specific thing they bring to this catalogue.
[BIO] Two or three sentences on the drummer: where
they trained or came up, the other work they do, and one specific thing they bring to this catalogue.
[BIO] Two or three sentences on the
multi-instrumentalist: where they trained or came up, the other work they do, and one specific thing they bring
to this catalogue.
Seven, five, four or two
The band performs in four configurations. The players are drawn from
the same roster whichever one you book.
Line-ups are occasionally
subject
to change, as every player here is a working musician with a busy diary. Whoever takes the stage, you get the
same standard: musicians we'd book ourselves.