Monday, 10 October 2011
Ellen & The Escapades Interview
Ellen & The Escapades played an amazing set at Walk the Line festival this year and had a dedicated following! Tone Radio had the great pleasure of interviewing Ellen before the festival, just click below to hear it in full!
ELLEN & THE ESCAPADES INTERVIEW by Tone Radio Sessions
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
RISE CHELTENHAM - INSTORE SESSION - MISS 600
Miss 600 will be performing an acoustic set at 2.30 pm in Rise, Cheltenham this Friday (7th October). Why not head down to get a taster before their headline performance on Friday evening at the Frog and Fiddle. Don't miss out!!
Rise Cheltenham
Unit 19,
Beachwood Shopping Centre
123 High Street
Cheltenham
Sunday, 2 October 2011
The Dirty Tricks Acoustic
"The first band which made me stop writing and take real notice, really had something! Very tight as a band and good interaction from the lead singer" - Annie Nightingale (Radio 1)
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Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Joe Noel
Previously in the Rhetoric, I decided to try my own thing when my song writing tastes developed further and I felt like a change.
This latest collection of songs on Victoria’s Place still features the characteristic syncopated acoustic guitar alongside gentle picked arpeggios familiar to those who have seen me perform live on my own, but offers a depth in new band arrangements of previous songs that give an extra punch, drive and, most importantly, groove. The live show with or without a band is exciting, inviting and full of wit. Miriam (BBC Gloucestershire) wrote “His voice is high pitched and his style is untraceable…this is not a man who is afraid of improvisation”. For me, the most enjoyable aspect of music is the feeling that something you have written has got to someone be it a rhythm, melody or lyric.
Labels: 2011, saturday11
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Will Kevans
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Thursday, 22 September 2011
Cynotia
11th March 2011 saw the release of their first single, '10 Years', which included a music video.
On March 22nd Cynotia had the privilege of being chosen as 'Soundclouder Of The Day' by Soundcloud, and reached over 1000 plays in 3 hours.
“Cynotia’s cover of Whip My Hair was the greatest acoustic moment on Tone Radio!” - Tone Radio.
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
*** UPDATE *** 16 DAYS TO GO ***
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Dante
Dante is a Cheltenham-based singer-songwriter, who’s passion for acoustic intimacy and knack for good, old-fashioned pop hooks seep through his thought-provoking, organic repertoire. His lyrics, which fluctuate from the deeply personal to the abstract and philosophical, hark back to poets Allen Ginsberg and Leonard Cohen, while his music echoes Jeff Buckley, Elliott Smith and Radiohead.
Previously a member of “madcap” ska-funksters Emmett Brown, Dante’s solo career is only just starting, but recent gigs have received excellent reception and people are already talking.
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Chalk Outline
Chalk Outline is the work in progress of Phil Cooper and Amy Gibson which stemmed from one night in the pub and four fatal words "Let's start a band."
Playing blues/rock covers and working on original tracks right now Chalk Outline will be rocking and drinking copious amounts of gin all over town!
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Monday, 19 September 2011
Brendan Rogers
Brendan is emerging on the burgeoning folk scene with an impassioned set of widely influenced folk songs. His rousing vocals are complimented by the accompaniment of strings, woodwind and brass.
He recorded his first set of demos with Grammy winner Dom Morley (Amy Winehouse, Adele, The Police..) who approached him after seeing him play a solo show in London. On the back of these demos he then went on to secure some great support slots with the likes of the Magic Numbers, Madison Violet and Joel Plaskett.
http://www.brendanrogers.com/
Labels: 2011, saturday11
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Thursday, 15 September 2011
Jim Wain
Jim is from Winchcombe but studies popular music at the University of Gloucestershire. He plays the acoustic guitar mainly in the open mic circuits and his favourite band is The Tallest Man On Earth. You can expect to hear great covers from Jim such as Get Cape, Wear Cape, Fly.
Monday, 12 September 2011
Changing Horses
Changing Horses are a quirky British, pop, folk, indie, rock male and female duo who formed in November 2007 whilst based in Preston. Comprised of Richard Birtill (vocals and guitar) and Francesca Cullen (vocals, violin, mandolin and melodeon) the band have a sound of their own, mixing the psychedelic folk of The Incredible String Band with the experimental art-punk of The Fall finished off with a coating of the kind of pop sensibility found in an Abba classic.
They will be launching their debut Ep, “The Nashville sessions“, in Lincoln in the new year.
www.changinghorsesmusic.com
Tuesday, 6 September 2011
Chloe Foy
http://chloefoy.tumblr.com/
Twitter: @ChloeFoyMusic
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Chris Evans
Chris is a recording engineer and producer who writes and records his own music. He will be playing a solo set on Saturday at Walk the Line Festival along with a set with his band I, The Lion.
http://christopherevansportfolio.moonfruit.com/#
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Tina Lundelius
http://www.tinalundelius.com/
Ellie Dussek
Ellie enjoys writing songs that have a blues-y, country, melodic feel about them. Influences include Emmylou Harris, Norah Jones and Bob Dylan. Ellie evokes a huge spectrum of feelings in an audience, no matter how broad and sings from the heart with unembellished chord structures and a clear refreshing voice that is unlike anything else on the market today.
The Hundees
Acoustic duo Dan Batchelor and Chris Forster make up The Hundees. The pair performing fantastic cover versions of popular songs, as well as original material.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Hundees/195629623814162
Labels: 2011, saturday11
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FolkLaw
Welcome to FolkLaw! Exhilarating new-age folk music that will get your feet tapping and your mind thinking! Inspired by 10 years on the road in Europe and North America, FolkLaws songs are a raw social commentary driven by the chaos of the lives we all lead. Inspirational songs and melodies cover subjects from politics and the environment, to relationships and love. Edgy lyrics and vocals are accompanied by intricate Irish and American fiddle and interwoven with wonderfully distinctive vocal harmonies and the bodhran drum. In the words of one of the UKs top folk-clubs "Simply magical"!
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Alexander John
"Alexander John is set to be one of the hottest Americana, Cajun blues acts to be found across the UK! Great slide guitar and burning hot vocals to match!" Barry Middleton - Premier Nottingham Promoter - ' The Running Horse'
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Crazy Arm

From Devon, UK, hard-twang, roots-punk quartet, Crazy Arm, properly set up camp in mid-2006. They very much enjoy listening to 16 Horsepower, Murder By Death, Fleet Foxes, Hüsker Dü, The Clash, Fugazi, Dick Gaughan, Austin Lucas, Ted Leo, The Replacements, Gene Vincent, Led Zeppelin, CSNY, Bruce Springsteen and Baroness, and sometimes end up sounding a bit like all of them, sometimes all at once.
Debut album, 'Born To Ruin', recorded by Pete Miles on the edge of Dartmoor, was released on Xtra Mile Recordings in June 2009. The title is a celebration of history’s conscientious trouble-makers. Not easy to categorise, and all the better for it, ‘Born To Ruin’ is an accumulation of years and years of influence and inspiration: rooted in hardcore/punk, ‘60s protest folk and classic rock’n’roll.
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