James Yuill

James Yuill (born 1981) is a folktronica musician from London.

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Jack in Water

Jack in Water is the artist name of the idiosyncratic singer-songwriter talent William Clapson. Currently splitting his time between London and Palma de Mallorca, Clapson was brought up in a little village in Essex, listening to the diverse musical influences of his parents, ranging from the melancholy and drama created by bands such as Radiohead…

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Jack River

With over 66 million streams, a Platinum, and multiple Gold singles, Jack River is a force to be reckoned with. Her debut album Sugar Mountain earned 3 x ARIA Award nominations, including Breakthrough Artist of the Year, Best Pop Release and Engineer of the Year, an AIR nomination for Best Independent Pop Album, and saw…

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Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness

Accomplished singer-songwriter Andrew McMahon co-founded pop-punk band Something Corporate in 1998. McMahon served as the singer, pianist, and songwriter for the band. While Something Corporate was on hiatus, McMahon found success with his solo side project, Jack’s Mannequin. Through Jack’s Mannequin, McMahon released three studio albums, with his second and third albums entering the top…

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Hermitude

ARIA-chart topping duo Luke Dubber (Dubs) and Angus Stuart (El Gusto), aka Hermitude, were in Japan when COVID became a stark reality. Just making it back to Australia before the borders closed, they quietly slipped up to Angus’ childhood home just outside of the Blue Mountain town of Blackheath as the rest of the world went into lockdown. The two…

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Hem

Hem had recorded three well-received albums—along with a B-sides-and-rarities disc plus a handful of EPs—and had been rewarded with a dedicated following. But as work on Departure and Farewell continued, it was increasingly characterized by upheaval, riven with by the dissolution of two marriages, and punctuated by addiction, family loss and crisis. Eventually discord set…

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Harrison Brome

A  lot  of  people  describe  music  as  a  lifeline —but  few mean it in  the way that Harrison  Brome does. Music has been integral to the life of the 25-year-old producer, songwriter, and vocalist since he found out he had dyslexia at an extremely early age. The Vancouver,  British  Columbia  native  makes  music  chic,  mood-driven,…

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Hard Rubber Orchestra

Kenny Wheeler’s Suite for Hard Rubber Orchestra (September 2018) represents the final large work by the famed composer who has many landmark recordings to his name including his Music for Large and Small Ensembles for ECM, a staple amongst jazz fans. While the music is quintessentially Kenny, it is also full of delightful surprises. Kenny…

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Harold Lopez-Nussa

López-Nussa was born into a musical family in Havana on July 13, 1983. Not only are his father and uncle—Ernán, a pianist—working musicians, but also his late mother, Mayra Torres, was a highly regarded piano teacher. At the age of eight, López-Nussa began studying at the Manuel Saumell Elementary School of Music, then the Amadeo…

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Guster

Formed in Boston, Guster has released seven notable studio albums over the years and sold over a million albums.  Guster is a band who’s signature wit, matchless charm and dynamic style continues to chart new sonic and lyrical pathways with each album.  Guster’s new album Look Alive debuted at #5 on Billboard’s Top Current Album…

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