EMF debuted with the 1991 album Schubert Dip and evolved through releases like Stigma and Cha Cha Cha. After reforming following a hiatus, the band celebrated their 30th anniversary with the box set From Us to You, followed by Go Go Sapiens and The Beauty and the Chaos.
BIG SPECIAL is a British duo from the Black Country, West Midlands, featuring Joe Hicklin and Callum Moloney. They craft intense, genre-bending music, blending punk, post-punk, soul, and hip hop with poetic lyrics. Known for exploring themes of mental health and working-class life, they gained acclaim for albums like "POSTINDUSTRIAL HOMETOWN BLUES" and "National Average". Collaborations include John Grant and Sleaford Mods.
Formed in Edinburgh in 1995, Scottish indie rock band Idlewild are known for albums like the Top Ten hits The Remote Part and Warnings/Promises. Blending alt-rock, punk, and melodic styles, the group achieved major U.K. success with hits including American English.
MERYL STREEK is a fast-rising punk producer. His album Songs for the Deceased (Venn Records) features collaborations with Post Punk Podge, Oliver Ackermann (APTBS), Phil Wyer, Molly Vulpyne, Pete Holidai, Kingsley Hall and Bratakus.
The Magic Numbers are a UK four-piece band formed by two pairs of brothers and sisters, known for their harmonies and timeless sound. Their 2005 self-titled debut album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize. They have toured with Brian Wilson, Neil Young, and The Who.
Good Health Good Wealth is a post-punk duo formed by Bruce Breakey and Simon Kuzmickas. Known for conversational cockney storytelling blending guitars, electronics, and hip-hop, they released the album This Time Next Year We'll Be Millionaires, which reached No. 2 on the Official Indie Breakers Chart, and have performed at major festivals like Glastonbury.
Formed in Cornwall in 2000, 3 Daft Monkeys is a folk trio featuring Tim Ashton, Athene Roberts, and Jamie Waters. Their eclectic sound blends Celtic and Cornish folk with Balkan, Gypsy, dance, and reggae influences. Known for relentless touring and high-octane live shows, they released their debut album Hubbadillia in 2004 on their own label.
Bristol's Grandmas House delivers raw, high-energy post-punk, grunge, and alternative rock. This four-piece is celebrated for raucous guitar riffs, thumping bass, and visceral vocals. Their discography includes EPs like "Anything For You" and the album "Baby You're A Winner," featuring popular tracks such as "The Table" and "Dance," the latter with Morgan Wallace.
Pixies are an influential 80s alternative rock band known for their loudquietloud signature sound and catchy melodies. They released seven studio albums, including the Gold-certified Surfer Rosa and Platinum Doolittle. The band features Black Francis, Joey Santiago, David Lovering, and Emma Richardson.
Formed in London in 1976, The Damned are pioneering British punk rockers known for legendary live shows, 11 studio albums, and UK chart singles. Fronted by David Vanian, their dark lyrics and rich baritone vocals helped establish the goth-rock genre.
Chalk is a Belfast, Northern Ireland, duo crafting techno-infused industrial punk. Comprising Ross Cullen (vocals, producer) and Benedict Goddard (guitar, synth), they released their debut album, "Crystalpunk," in March 2026, which topped the UK dance album chart. Known for their ferocious sound and unmissable live shows, they previously gained acclaim with their "Conditions Trilogy" EPs.
Los Bitchos is a London-based instrumental band blending surf rock, cumbia, Turkish psychedelia, and disco. Since 2019, they have toured globally, playing major festivals like Glastonbury and Coachella while sharing stages with Franz Ferdinand and Mac DeMarco.
British DJ and producer Goldie is a pioneering figure in jungle and drum and bass. He co-founded the Metalheadz label and released his landmark debut album Timeless in 1995, featuring Inner City Life. He was awarded an MBE in 2016 for services to music and the arts.
CMAT (Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson) is an Irish indie and country pop musician known for her humorous, emotionally literate songs. She has released three acclaimed albums: "If My Wife New I'd Be Dead" (2022), "Crazymad, for Me" (2023), and the Mercury-nominated "Euro-Country" (2025). A bisexual icon, she's celebrated for her unique style and engaging live performances, and has been nominated for International Artist at the 2026 BRIT Awards.
Peter Hook and The Light, formed in 2010, is an English post-punk and new wave band led by Joy Division and New Order co-founder Peter Hook. They are celebrated for performing classic albums like "Unknown Pleasures" and "Power, Corruption & Lies" live. Known for Hook's influential bass style, their repertoire includes iconic songs such as "Love Will Tear Us Apart" and "Blue Monday," continuing the legacy of his groundbreaking work.
Formed in Jamaica in 1962 by Frederick Toots Hibbert, Toots and the Maytals played a pivotal role in the evolution of ska into rocksteady and reggae. Known for classics like Pressure Drop and Monkey Man, the Grammy-winning group bridged Jamaican sounds with American soul.
Alternative rock musician Jon Spencer emerged in the mid-1980s with the noise rock band Pussy Galore before founding the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Known for his gritty style, he also formed Boss Hog and Heavy Trash, and released solo work.
Thistle (thistle.) is a UK trio from Northampton, known for their grungegaze, shoegaze, and alternative rock sound. Comprised of Cameron Godfrey, Lewis O'Grady, and Judwyn Rushton, their music blends lo-fi melancholy with chaotic guitars. They gained attention from BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Radio 1, releasing the EP "it's nice to see you, stranger" and singles like "pieces". The band has toured and signed with REX Records.
A Guy Called Gerald is an iconic electronic dance music artist and independent producer who helped launch the UK acid house movement with the 1988 classic Voodoo Ray. As a founding member of 808 State, he also contributed to Pacific State and later laid the blueprint for jungle and drum and bass.
Kid Kapichi, from Hastings, England, delivers raw, melodic punk rock with intense vocals and socially conscious lyrics. Known for energetic live shows, popular songs include "New England" (featuring Bob Vylan) and "Rob the Supermarket." They have released albums like "Here's What You Could Have Won" and "Fearless Nature," and collaborated with artists such as Suggs. The band gained recognition after Liam Gallagher praised their music.
Formed in the West Midlands by Thomas Rhodes and Euan Woodman, GANS is a duo signed to Peter Doherty's Strap Originals. They released their debut album, GOOD FOR THE SOUL, produced by Ross Orton, and built a strong live reputation supporting acts like The Libertines and Pixies.
Essex-born folk songwriter Beans on Toast is a D.I.Y. cult figure known for playing Glastonbury every year since 2007. A prolific artist with 15 albums, he has collaborated with Ben Lovett and Frank Turner, releasing a new album annually on his birthday.
Dublin’s SPRINTS blend urgent post-punk with raw, compassionate lyrics. Known for hits from their Top 20 debut, they've toured with IDLES, Pixies, and rocked Glastonbury.
Rianne Downey is a Scottish singer-songwriter from Bellshill, Glasgow, celebrated for her country, folk-pop, and indie-pop style. She gained recognition through busking and online covers. Her debut album, "The Consequence of Love," topped UK Country and Americana charts. Downey earned the 2022 Scottish Music Awards' Breakthrough Artist of the Year and has collaborated with Paul Heaton. Her popular songs include "Fuel to the Flame" and "Good in Goodbye."
Reverend and the Makers are a band known for an unbroken run of six top 20 albums. Led by Jon Rev McClure, the Sheffield-based group returned with the northern soul-influenced track Heatwave in the Cold North, showcasing a new sound.
Formed at Stonehenge in 1983, UK band Ozric Tentacles is a psychedelic staple of the free festival scene. Led by multi-instrumentalist Ed Wynne, they blend progressive rock, psychedelia, and dance music. They released albums like Pungent Effulgent and the top-ten hit Jurassic Shift.
HENGE is an extra-terrestrial act blending rave and prog rock. Active in the UK and Europe, they won Best Live Act at the Independent Festival Awards, released four acclaimed albums, and built a reputation for energetic, playful live performances.
Ferocious Dog blends Celtic and Gypsy folk, punk, and rock into a politically charged folk-punk sound. Their album The Hope debuted at Number One on the Official UK and Ireland Folk Album Charts. Known for dynamic performances, they released Kleptocracy on Graphite Records.
London-based BRIT Award-winning singer, songwriter, and actor Kate Nash found huge success with her 2007 UK number one hit Foundations. An independent punk artist, she has also starred in HBO's GLOW and released albums including 9 Sad Symphonies.
Formed in 1985 by David Gedge, British indie band The Wedding Present are known for 18 Top 40 singles, honest love songs, and whirlwind guitars. They released acclaimed albums like George Best, Seamonsters, and Going, Going..., and tied an Elvis record with 12 singles in 1992.
BWC are a five-piece blending pop-punk and folk, touring the UK and Europe since 2013. They’ve independently released Taking Chances (2017), Comedies and Tragedies (2020) and The Only Life Worth Living (2023), all produced by Lewis Johns.
Kezia Gill is a multi-award-winning UK country artist from Nottingham blending country, folk, Irish, rock, and blues. Known for her powerful vocals and raw storytelling, she released her acclaimed album Misfit and performed at major festivals like BST Hyde Park and C2C.
Formed in Leeds, electronic dance music duo Utah Saints are sampling pioneers who have sold over two million records. They released nine UK Top 40 hits, including four Top 10 tracks, and were featured in Rolling Stone's Greatest Dance Songs of All Time with Something Good.
Formed in Brighton in 2017, Opus Kink is a UK punk band known for incendiary live shows and a genre-blending sound combining jazz, country, post-punk, and music hall elements. Their dynamic style features a signature horn section and tracks like This Train and Malarkey.
UK DJ Graeme Park began his career in the mid-1980s in Nottingham, helping launch the acid house scene in 1987. Known for his residency at the Hacienda club, he won the DMC DJ of the Year Award consecutively from 1989 to 1992 and also produces remixes.
Panic Shack, a Cardiff-based punk band, known for their raucous live shows and debut EP "Baby Shack." Gained fame with sold-out tours, performances at Glastonbury, and collaborations with Bob Vylan. Praised by BBC, NME, and more.
London-based rock and punk band The Molotovs, formed in 2020 by siblings Mathew and Issey Cartlidge, are known for energetic live shows. Their sound blends Mod revival, punk, and indie rock, delivering sharp, catchy anthems. Their debut album, "Wasted on Youth," reached number three on the UK Albums Chart. They have supported acts like The Libertines, Blondie, and Iggy Pop.
As Badly Drawn Boy, English singer-songwriter Damon Gough emerged in the late 1990s and won Britain's Mercury Prize for his acclaimed 2000 debut album, The Hour of Bewilderbeast. He is also known for composing the soundtrack to the 2002 film About a Boy and releasing albums including Have You Fed the Fish? and Born in the U.K.
Heartworms is the musical project of Jojo Orme, known for agit-pop. Following the critically acclaimed debut EP A Comforting Notion, which received strong radio support, she released her debut album Glutton For Punishment, featuring nine tracks about broken relationships.
Fat Dog is a South London band formed in 2020, known for their chaotic, high-energy live shows and genre-blending sound of electronic, punk, and klezmer. Their debut album "WOOF." features popular songs like "King of the Slugs," "Running," and "All the Same." They signed with Domino Recording Company and are recognized for their unique musical style and engaging performances.
Led by Tom Spirals and Euan McLaughlin, An Dannsa Dub blends Gaelic song and Scottish instruments with digital dub. Nominated for Live Act of the Year at the Trad Awards and SAMAs, the group released albums Air An Turas, Through The Storm, and Twisted Roots.
Formed in England by siblings Rachel and Becky Unthank, the Unthanks are a folk group blending traditional Northumbrian folk with jazz, classical, and pop. Emerging in 2004, they gained widespread acclaim with albums like The Bairns, which earned a Mercury Prize nomination, and Mount the Air.
Basht. is an Irish alternative rock band from Dublin, known for their energetic live shows and intense vocals. They blend post-punk and alt-rock with gritty guitar riffs and emotional lyrics. Popular releases include the EPs "Dirty White Lies" and "Bitter and Twisted," alongside singles like "Gone Girl" and "Stockholm." They have supported acts such as Wunderhorse and the Goo Goo Dolls.
The Beatles Dub Club, a project by DJ Chris Arnold, transforms The Beatles' music into a vibrant mix of reggae, ska, Latin, hip hop, dub, funk, and drum & bass. Known for exhilarating festival sets, it has garnered praise from Fatboy Slim and Far Out Magazine, being named a top alternative act. The show offers a fresh, danceable take on iconic songs, delighting audiences globally.
Getdown Services is a Bristol-based duo consisting of school friends Josh Law and Ben Sadler from Minehead. Known for their relentless touring, they debuted with the 2023 album Crisps and have since released EPs like Your Medal's In The Post.
Adult DVD is a Leeds six-piece band known for their electric live shows and festival appearances at Glastonbury, End Of The Road, and Green Man. Following their 2024 EP Next Day Shipping, they signed to Fat Possum Records and released music fusing indie, groove, and acid house.
La Sécurité is a Canadian dance-punk collective from Montreal, Quebec, blending art-punk, new wave, and krautrock. Their debut album, "Stay Safe!" (2023), earned a Polaris Music Prize longlist nomination. They are recognized for empowering lyrics with a Riot Grrrl spirit, DIY visuals, and bilingual songs such as "Detour" and "Ketchup".
Manchester's Westside Cowboy, formed 2023, blends alt-rock, country, and indie into their "Britainicana" sound. Winners of Glastonbury's 2025 Emerging Talent Competition, their 2026 debut album, "It Goes On," includes tracks like "Kick Stones (The Boys)" and "Pin Up Boys," known for energetic harmonies.
British rock 'n' roll band Split Dogs, known for their fast-paced sound and raucous stage shows, debuted in 2023. They've supported punk icons like GBH and Subhumans. Their album "Here to Destroy" on Venn Records earned critical acclaim, leading to sold-out UK shows and a European tour.
The Sabres of Paradise, a British electronic music trio from London, formed in 1992 by Andrew Weatherall, Jagz Kooner, and Gary Burns. Known for pioneering electronic, dub, and techno sounds, their influential albums include "Sabresonic" (1993) and "Haunted Dancehall" (1994), featuring the popular track "Smokebelch II". They also created acclaimed remixes for artists like Bjork.
Taylor More Swiftly is a UK and US ska-punk covers band known for transforming Taylor Swift's hits into energetic, sped-up anthems. Comprised of members from Bite Me Bambi, Barstool Preachers, Andy B & The World, and Old Chase, they infuse pop with punk energy and ska bounce. Their popular covers include "Shake It Off," "22," and "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together," bridging pop and pop-punk scenes.
Little Grandad is a UK-based Americana-indie band, celebrated for their power-pop urgency, four-part harmonies, and brass bursts. Drawing inspiration from The Band and 90s alt-country, they are recognized as one of London's most talked-about new bands. Their live shows are known for their blend of chaos and chemistry, making them a notable presence on the Windmill scene. Popular songs include "Sleepwalking" and "Tiny Feet".
Mark "Bez" Berry, born in Bolton, England, is a dancer, percussionist, and media personality. He rose to prominence as the iconic maraca-shaking dancer and mascot for the Madchester bands Happy Mondays and Black Grape. Known for his "freaky dancing" and energetic stage presence, he contributed to popular songs like "Step On" and "Kinky Afro." Bez also won Celebrity Big Brother.
UK (Essex/London) indie rock/dream-pop quartet led by Irish-born Katie Dillon; hazy, nostalgic Cocteau Twins/Cure vibe. NME 100 2026; praised live at Truck, Reeperbahn.
Bristol electronic group SCALER features Alex Hill, Isaac Jones, James Rushforth, Nick Berthoud, and visual artist Jason Baker. Known for their intense live shows, they released the acclaimed albums Void and Endlessly, with Endlessly earning an AIM award nomination for Best Independent Album.
Leeds and Newcastle rock band Venus Grrrls blends a goth-grunge and riot grrrl sound, featuring lead singer GK, Eliza Lee, Hannah Barraclough, Grace Stubbings, and Alannagh Doherty. Their music has aired on BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music.
Better Joy is Manchester-based alt-pop artist Bria Keely, known for vivid indie-pop and vulnerable lyrics. She fuses classic influences like The Cure with contemporary sounds. Popular songs include "Hard To Love" and "Dead Plants". Her EPs "heading into blue" and "at dusk" are notable releases. Critics praise her as "UK indie's next breakthrough act".
Stewart Lee, born in Wellington, Shropshire, is an English stand-up comedian, writer, and director. Known for his distinctive, deconstructive style, he co-created "Jerry Springer: The Opera" and the BAFTA-winning "Stewart Lee's Comedy Vehicle." He won British Comedy Awards for his television work and had a No. 1 single in collaboration with Asian Dub Foundation. Lee is acclaimed for his critical insight and unique observational comedy.
The Horrors return with a new single "Lout" from their upcoming EP. Known for their aggressive live performances, the track marks a heavier, industrial sound shift and features collaborations with Bunny Kinney and Isamaya Ffrench.
Sir Chloe, an American indie rock project led by Dana Foote, formed in Bennington, Vermont. Known for blending alternative rock, grunge, and pop with theatrical influences, they gained fame with "Michelle." Popular songs include "Animal" and "Too Close." Albums include "Party Favors" (2020), "I Am the Dog" (2023), and "Swallow the Knife" (2025). They are recognized for intense live performances and and have toured extensively.
Honeyglaze is a South London indie rock trio formed in 2019, featuring Anouska Sokolow, Tim Curtis, and Yuri Shibuichi. They blend indie rock, post-punk, and dream pop, known for compelling lyrics and electrifying live performances. Their self-titled LP topped the UK Independent Album Breakers Chart. Notable releases include the album "Real Deal" and singles like "Burglar" and "Pretty Girls". They gained acclaim with producer Dan Carey and supported Wet Leg.
London-based Warmduscher, known for chaos and experimentation, embrace gqom, hip-hop, jazz, punk-funk, and disco on their new album, "Too Cold To Hold," creating a fresh, bold sound.
Montreal Japanese psych-rock band TEKE::TEKE blends flute, traditional Japanese sounds & raging guitars—60s/70s soundtrack vibe. Soundtracked Assassin’s Creed; remixed by SUUNS/Holy Fuck.
Katacombs is the musical project of Katerina Kiranos, an Austin-based artist born in Miami with Spanish and Greek roots. She crafts dark folk and electronic music, characterized by eerie vocals and atmospheric string work. Katacombs released her debut EP, "You Will Not," in 2022, followed by her album "Fragments of the Underwater" and singles like "In The Water." She is also known for playing keys with Amigo the Devil and is currently touring.
Everything Everything are an acclaimed art-pop band known for dystopian, Black Mirror-style concepts and experimental yet accessible songs. They’ve earned five Ivor Novello and two Mercury Prize nominations, plus five consecutive Top 10 albums.
Kae Tempest, from south-east London, is a celebrated spoken word artist, rapper, poet, novelist, and playwright. Known for his rhythmic delivery and insightful lyrics exploring modern society, he blends hip-hop with poetry. Tempest's albums like "Let Them Eat Chaos" and "Self Titled" (2025) have garnered critical acclaim and Mercury Prize nominations. He won the Ted Hughes Award and is recognized for powerful live performances.
NewDad, an indie rock band from Galway, Ireland, formed in 2018. Known for their shoegaze-inspired alt-rock and dream pop sound, they blend fuzzy guitars with intimate vocals. Popular songs include "Blue" and "Angel". Their acclaimed albums "Madra" (2024) and "Altar" (2025) showcase their distinctive style. They have performed at major festivals and supported notable bands.
London genre-hoppers blending lo‑fi reggae, soul & twisted groove; praised by Paolo Nutini, Maxi Jazz, La Roux & BBC 6; known for electric live shows.
Bad Nerves, from East London, delivers ferociously fast punk rock and power pop. Known for electrifying live shows and high-energy tracks like "Baby Drummer" and "Radio Punk," they revitalize classic rock 'n' roll. Their albums include "Bad Nerves," "Alive in London," and "Still Nervous." They have garnered praise from rock legends like Billie Joe Armstrong and toured with Royal Blood.
BCUC (Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness) are a seven-piece band from Soweto, South Africa, blending indigenous funk, hiphop consciousness and punk rock energy. 2023 Womex Artist Award winners, they’ve played festivals like Glastonbury and Roskilde.
Ipswich, U.K. alternative-rap artist blending hip-hop, grime, punk, rock & metal; known for chaotic full-band shows. Played BBC Introducing at Reading/Leeds; toured w/ Skindred; MOBO-nominated.
Manchester band A Certain Ratio formed in 1978 by Jez Kerr, Martin Moscrop and Donald Johnson. Emerging from the late-’70s punk scene, they blend experimental electronica and vintage funk. Their 13th studio album, It All Comes Down to This, was recorded as the core trio.
London’s King Prawn are a UK ska-punk band formed in 1993, known for a punk/ska/ragga/hip hop blend and explosive live shows. They earned two Kerrang! Award nominations, released albums including The Fabulous New Sounds Of… and EP Rockas an’ Dem.
Burton upon Trent-born Nick Hemming’s London chamber-pop/folk project The Leisure Society: albums The Sleeper & Into the Murky Water; Ivor nods; toured w/Laura Marling, played Glasto, worked w/Ray Davies.
Jamaica-born vocalist and toaster Neville Staple helped launch the U.K. ska revival as a member of the Specials. He later joined Fun Boy Three and toured with Special Beat, and released solo albums including The Rude Boy Returns (2004) and The Return of Judge Roughneck (2017).
Swedish band Girl Scout, acclaimed for their debut EP "Real Life Human Garbage," draws comparisons to The Breeders & Snail Mail with vibrant, innovative music. Celebrated by NME, DORK, featured in The Guardian, Billboard, their style mixes past eras with bold, modern sound.
London-born British alt-rock quartet led by Skin: “clit-rock” (metal + Black feminist rage). Known for “Selling Jesus,” “Sad Sad Sad”; on Strange Days/Sucker Punch soundtracks.
Edinburgh’s swim school blends indie rock with fresh style, working with producer Iain Berryman and touring Europe as rising stars known for confident, authentic sound.
Senser is a UK band known for politically charged lyrics, massive live energy, and fusing rock, metal, hip-hop, and electronica. They broke through with their 1994 debut album Stacked Up, reaching No.4 on the UK charts. Their notable releases include Asylum, SCHEMAtic, How To Do Battle, and To The Capsules.
Newcastle brothers Adam & Jack Hope’s The Pale White fuse anthemic classic rock with urgent modern alt; acclaimed for albums The Pale White and The Big Sad.
London–Leicester punk-rock collective: Mitch Gordon & Kate Price (vocals) with Chris Johnston, Callum Connachie, Joe Dodd & Chelsea Wrones; fierce yet euphoric.
SLAY DUGGEE, a band born to introduce kids to metal, transforms kids' songs into power metal. Known for viral 'Baby Shark' cover, they've played Bloodstock, done a BBC 6 Music session, and collaborated with TesseracT's James Monteith and Daniel Tompkins, plus Nekrogoblikon's Nicky Calonne.
Sheffield's Everly Pregnant Brothers, formed in 2009, are a parody ukulele band celebrated for their humorous, Yorkshire-twisted renditions of popular songs. With hits like "Chip Pan" and "You're Yorkshire," and albums such as "Never Mind The Ukes Here's The Brothers," they've cultivated a loyal following for their comedic, sing-a-long performances.
DJ RAP, born Charissa Saverio, is a multi-platinum, award-winning DJ and producer known for tech house, drum & bass & pop electronica. Collaborated with BT, Hans Zimmer, & more.
Lesley Woods fronted the Au Pairs, a British post-punk band known for danceable, politically charged, feminist rock with sharp, confrontational lyrics and critical acclaim.
British radio presenter and DJ Chris Hawkins, from Loppington, Shropshire, England, is known for his engaging early morning show on BBC Radio 6 Music. He also broadcasts on BBC Radio 4, 2, and 5 Live. Hawkins is recognized for his passion for music, insightful interviews, and his "How To DJ" podcast. He is an ambassador for The Prince's Trust.
Tankus, led by Jaz Delorean, blend visceral rock ‘n’ roll with theatrical flair, playing 1400+ shows. Collaborated with Jim Sclavunos, building a loyal, Grateful Dead-like fanbase.
The League Of Rebelz are four East London brothers crafting a powerful wave of reggae. Formed in 2009, their sound blends Rastafari's spiritual roots with influences like Bob Marley. Known for infusing authentic roots with modern energy, they champion freedom and unity through music. Popular songs include "Boogie Woogie Reggae" and "Far to the East". They have shared stages with The Wailers.
MR Bruce, a UK-based artist, is celebrated for his charismatic performances and unique blend of electro house, garage, jungle, and dancehall. Formerly frontman of The Correspondents, he creates music exploring big issues. Known for award-winning animated music videos and collaborations with artists like Brian Eno, his solo releases include tracks such as "I Am Disaster" and "Where Have You Gone".
