Paul Mosley has been described as writing “genius songs” (BBC6 Music) and having “the loveliest of voices” (Rhythm Magazine). Previously front man of alt folk favourites Moses (Soho Festival Best Live Act, BBC Radio 2 play lists and fans from Graham Coxon to Jamie Oliver) he’s established himself as a solo artist with many admirers of his craft:

“What a voice!” – Jools Holland

“A cults cult, a real gem” – Drowned in Sound

His second album was declared “A genuine lost classic” by BBC6 Music and Volume Magazine described his songs as “uniquely comforting and disturbing at the same time”which he liked. His last release, the sumptuous A Chattering of Birds, was also a critical success:

“…sometimes-disturbing magic realist folk-pop…a honeyed voice that could calm George Galloway” ****
– Q Magazine

“Paul Mosley knows how to craft a good song and present it beautifully…great modern folk writing” ****
– Trevor Raggatt, R2/Rock’n’Reel

“Paul Mosley, on this album, is not just good. He is magnificent. The band too. You can quote me!”
– Frank Gutch Jr., FAME

Elaine Palmer hails from an isolated village up on the North Yorkshire Moors in England but spent most of her life travelling back and forward to her family in Phoenix, Arizona. Growing up in an old Watermill in the wilds of Yorkshire Elaine surrounded herself by music, writing songs influenced by her surroundings and music both in the UK and USA. Elaine finely honed her distinctive voice and built a reputation for her emotive mesmerizing stage presence. Elaine has released a handful of records and toured the UK extensively, playing with the likes of KT Tunstall, Patty Griffin, Courtney Marie Andrews and Paolo Nutini.

Elaine signed an exclusive Publishing Deal with the prestigious music Publishers, Wipe Out Music in UK and then signed to the record label Osmosys. She became a PRS member and guest lectured at a number of UK Universities for Songwriting, while completing her own BA Hons Degree in Contemporary Arts. 

Elaine’s success continues….receiving more national UK radio airplay with BBC legends Bob Harris, Iain Anderson and Eve Blair, all declaring themselves fans of her work on air with fantastic reviews from the biggest UK music press MOJO, UNCUT, MAVERICK, RnR Magazine, Americana UK.

MAVERICK  ‘A rich and powerful voice that ranges from a subtle whisper to a full-blown bluesy edge, she writes incredible songs that stand-up to repeated listenings’ ****

Her album, Still Life was released in 2017 and immediately play listed by British Airways on all their flights Worldwide. The record received airplay from both UK and USA stations reaching the Top 10 in the Indie Charts. 

Desert Songs released in 2019 was influenced mostly by her time in South West America and Mexico featuring MG Boulter 0n Pedal Steel who Elaine toured the UK with for this release. Desert Songs also received great radio support in the UK and in the USA. Elaine played a number of large UK Music Festivals including Glastonbury, Greenman, Wickerman and Virgin.

In 2019 Elaine also received an outstanding award at the Independent Film, Phoenix Festival in America for Best Original Soundtrack for her music on the independent film SHK

NE Volume  ‘Her music has textures of New Country while being authentic, dark and edgy. I believe that if there is some possible way that Karen Anne Carpenter, Stevie Nicks and Jonny Cash had a child together, that child would be Elaine.’ *****

The Land In Between her latest full album released 2021 Worldwide digitally and through the iconic UK Indie label Butterfly Effect on limited edition coloured vinyl which all SOLD OUT to private collectors before the release date. It was playlisted on Qatar Airways World Wide.

ROCKING MAGPIE – ‘Twangtastic guitar and rhythm section bring out the pathos of Elaine’s voice. The result is really and truly OUTSTANDING. The finest thing Ms Palmer has ever recorded’ *****

BBC Tees Radio ‘The Land In Between is a MASTER WORK in every sense’*****

‘Jack Harris is a priest of song who holds himself to a rigorous, ancient code of beauty most of us have forgotten exists.’ Anaïs Mitchell

“Powerful, poetic melodies” - The Guardian

“A natural songwriting talent” - The Telegraph

“A sublime artist” - Folk Radio UK

Jack Harris was a SXSW showcasing artist at 17, and the youngest ever winner of the Kerrville Folk Festival’s New Folk Award in 2005 (previous winners include Gillian Welch, Devon Sproule and Anais Mitchell) Since then he has established himself as an acclaimed and respected presence on the International Folk scene, winning praise for his literate, intelligent songwriting and theatrical live shows.

From 2015 - 2016, Jack was awarded a bursary by the Shrewsbury Folk Festival to lead a series of workshops, teaching songwriting for a range of ages and abilities. He has since developed these sessions into a ‘moveable feast’, leading workshops at festivals across the UK.

Whilst studying at Oxford, Jack was commissioned to write new music based on the life and work of Sylvia Plath. As a result, he took part in a concert honouring the poet’s 75th anniversary, alongside Tom Hollander and Diana Quick, as well as contributing to panel discussions at several UK literary festivals.

Jack has been the recipient of the PRS ATOM award for new music creation, as well as an EFDSS creative bursary for songwriting. In 2016 he was a showcasing artist at Folk Alliance International in Kansas City. The following year, Jack’s showcase at The English Folk Expo led to a successful tour of Australia, culminating in appearances at two national festivals. Jack has recorded three albums, all of which received glowing reviews in the music press and national newspapers. The Telegraph praised the “captivating songwriting” of 2012’s The Flame and the Pelican record, and the Guardian called 2018’s The Wide Afternoon a “powerful and poetic” work. His current EP, 6 Songs is available on Bandcamp.