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PAYOLA
Payola are Robbie Capel (Rhythm Guitar), Craig Edmonds (Drums), Dave Farley (Lead Vocals), Scott Forsyth (Lead Guitar) and Matt Peel (Bass Guitar) and were formed in The Argyll Arms pub, off Oxford Street, in January 2024 through a united love of 60's rock n' roll, soul, 70's punk, 90's indie & Britpop.
Located across London and Essex, the band spent 2024 writing and perfecting their sound with the ambition to deliver a consistent string of high-quality releases and a desire to add something new to an already brilliant new music scene. The first three singles 'Born Out Of Frustration, 'The Way It All Begins' and 'Pulse Jet Man' have all been released to high acclaim with further releases and live shows to come in 2025. Payola do not disappoint.
Swagger & Soul & Rock & Roll.
TRES KINGS
Boasting infectious riffs, raw energy and quirky lyrics, with TRES KINGS you can expect a host of foot stomping indie anthems perfectly capturing the band's high energy and infectious persona. With repeated plays on Radio X, BBC introducing and high end support slots with the likes of Huey Morgan and Sleeper you know TRES KINGS are a band to keep an eye on.
END CREDITS
Once described as "Imagine Jim Morrison meets Tame Impala and the drummer from TOOL turns up.." (Soundwave Festival), End Credits consists of Frontman Cameron Young, bassist Blaise Pickering and Drummer/Producer Eddy Mason Pooley who through their diverse musical upbringing come together to create a genre bending blend of songs.
Formed in 2018 as school mates, then known as 'WhiteNoise.' In late 2022 the band released their debut album 'The Traveller', showcasing their ability to fuse multiple genres to create a rich pallet of sounds.
2023 brought a name swap to 'End Credits' due to a trademark dispute, and long-time guitarist Adam Bracchi parting ways with the lads aswell as singles 'Forsythia' and 'Outsiders'. Finally 2024 brought about the release of the band's newest single 'I Need Time' which combines its indie core with further elements of post-punk, funk and psychedelia as well as an Old Skool house like rhythm section in the chorus'. The track has been praised highly since its release featuring as track of the week on the BBC introducing show and circulating on the BBC Tees, Newcastle and Cumbria shows since.
Beyond releasing music, the band has steadily built up a following in the North East, playing local festivals such as 'Stockton Calling', 'Last Train Home' 'Gathering Sounds', and 'Soundwave', supporting and playing amongst the likes of Kaiser Chiefs, Feeder, Circa Waves, The View.
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