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Fringe Sunday Special Podcast
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This is a special edition of the MCPS-PRS podcast features new members playing the PRS New Music Stage at Fringe Sunday as part of the Edinburgh Festival 2007.
You’ll hear new music from 6 Day Riot, Bunny, Huw Costin, and The Killerheels.
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6 Day Riot
6 Day Riot are Danish multi-instrumentalist Soren Bonke, Scottish singer-songwriter Tamara Schlesinger, bass player Jonathan Beyer and drummer Daniel Deavin.
The 6 day riot sound is both eclectic and at the same time entirely integrated - harnessing banjos, ukeleles, guitars and accordians with Eastern European folk beats, bluegrass rhythms, distorted guitars with infectious pop melodies to create a style of music utterly their own.
Their featured track is called Folie A Deux
www.myspace.com/6dayriot
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Huw Costin
Huw Costin is a solo artist from Nottingham, England who is revealing his introspective side by going lonesome with just his voice and acoustic guitar for company.
Costin, inspired by the likes of Cash, Drake, Cope, Kilminster and Buckley has developed a new sound for his album ‘Regrets’, critically acclaimed by the NME yearbook in 2005 on white label and is due to be released in 2007.
Costin will be showcasing at live venues in the near future along with new material and is currently recording a new solo album with Tom Smith.
Huw's podcast track is Leisure and Technology
www.myspace.com/huwcostin |
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The Fontanas
Siblings without rivalry, The Fontanas are the musical brotherhood of producers Sam Sutton and Simon Ashbrook. This unlikely international production duo first met by chance in 2004 on the express train to Barcelona Airport, when Simon commented on Sam´s somewhat dated electric guitar (a Mustang). Two years and one album later, they have worked slavishly across the ether between London and Barcelona, creating a body of work that most artists would find hard to achieve in two lifetimes.
Masters of fusion, their music is a case study in musical progression, with a catalogue of currently unreleased tracks ranging from downbeat back foot latin grooves and ambient trip hop to funk-fuelled house anthems that blow the doors off.
Their featured track is Le Skank (on the Haunted Hill)
www.myspace.com/thefontanas |
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The Killerheels
This band from Manchester describes themselves as Retro Electro Glam with a twist of lemon! Combining 80s electro glamour, sex kitten attitude and punk rock rhythms, They strive to stamp down on the dull and plain mainstream pop, replacing it with shimmering live performances and tantalising beats.
Their featured track is called Somebody to Love
www.myspace.com/Thekillerheels
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