Artists

Amid an angular web of bubble wrap and bottle cap beats, Bristol musician and former student of the classical avant-garde, Hazel Mills, plays her looper like a beloved old parlour piano, fluidly flexing across its array of dials, faders and footswitches. Her immaculate poise and posture is only outshone by the beguiling layers of vintage organ tones, wonky pianos, junk shop percussion and haunting vocal loops she creates. Like the bastard spawn of Grace Slick and the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

New album is now available... 'Take It to the Bridge'... 'Album of the week' BBC local radio... A couple of the most recent press quotes... "If you're into class, then this is it"... "... and it has been on my car CD player ever since"... Download it now from iTunes or buy the CD here... go to the Artist page

Jocasta is a product of the soul, reggae and drum n bass melting pot that describes the music of Bristol. When you also take into account that both of her parents are professional musicians with a jazz flavour, you are starting to get close to her unique talent and sound.

With her strong and melancholic vocals, and deeply personal folk rock songs, Lenny is a striking presence on stage. She can captivate you with a glance and holds audiences hostage with her songs of life and love. Wise and wonderful, she's got it all. Watch the Pear Shaped Girl video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWNrMz7lQDY