Graham Coath talks music with Anniee  Anne Eisendrath, “Anniee” is an electronic and musical theatre composer from Montclair, NJ.   As a vocalist she has performed in a wide variety of styles including folk, rock, EDM, classical and musical theatre. She brings her lush and lyrical vocal style to each track she produces, creating theatrical sound worlds with moody synths, retro beats and character driven lyrics.   

Graham Coath talks music with Sandi Glowe for My Music.

Graham Coath talks music with Eliza May

Lissy Taylor is a rising British artist with an addictive indie sound for fans of HAIM, Phoebe Bridgers, Sam Fender and Wolf Alice.   Originally from Stoke-On-Trent, Lissy moved to the USA in 2015 where she began songwriting and performing. Returning to Manchester UK in 2017 to study at the British and Irish Modern Music Institute (BIMM) graduating with a first-class honours degree in Songwriting in 2020.  ​Lissy has already had the BBC Introducing Record of The Week at BBC Stoke three times in a row so far in 2022. Lissy’s accolades include being shortlisted for Radio 1’s Live Lounge, premiere with CLASH Magazine, plays on BBC Radio 2, Radio X and X-POSURE Playlist. Record of the week with XS Manchester, multiple Records of the week BBC Introducing Stoke, top 40 and C Playlist on Amazing Radio and support and plays from Paul Gallagher (Islington Radio), Skin Skunk Anansie (Absolute Radio).   Lissy made her debut Sky TV’ appearance in 2021, performing a live set on Live from the Edge’ Ep10 presented by Mark Radcliffe and completed her first UK headline tour later that year, which included London's iconic music venue The Water Rats. These shows paved the way for Lissy to be named as one of This Feelings Big in 2022 and BBC Introducing Midlands Next Big Thing.  Lissy comes to talk to Graham Coath about her music!

Graham Coath talks to Leanie Kaleido about her latest recordings for her Karamelien project. 

UK-based indie pop duo Karamelien presents 'Wait For Me', the third single from this East Grinstead-based project. This song is performed primarily through singer-songwriter Léanie Kaleido with piano, mixing and production by Chris Mars (A Flock of Seagulls, Damian Wilson).  Earlier, she released two Karamelien singles with long-time friend and guitarist Mark Foster. 'Lionhearts' is an uplifting track about love and unity in difficult times. 'Ascension Heights' is a moving work of beauty, featuring bassist Mo Pleasure (Earth, Wind & Fire, Michael Jackson, Ray Charles) with guidance by Paul Statham (Dido, Simple Minds, Kylie Minogue, Natalie Imbruglia). Both tracks were produced at OX4 Sound Studio by RIDE's Mark Gardener, who also guided her critically acclaimed 'How To Weigh A Whale Without A Scale' LP (2021).  "Since the last release, I've been writing and producing from my studio at home. The inspiration for this song came through hearing the story of the relative of a dear friend of mine, who had experienced intense feelings of reincarnation, which were later backed up through historical research. It's a beautiful story and one that has been made into a book. 'Wait For Me' is inspired by the love story that accompanied this experience; a love that transcends life and death," says Léanie Kaleido. "As a Buddhist, the idea of reincarnation is something that still baffles me, but I love the idea that it might be true. I think that, regardless of what you believe, the song speaks to anyone who has lost someone they loved very dearly. I wrote the lyrics with the intention that they could be the words of the person who has passed away, or the person they have left behind.   It was important to me to let this song be used in a way that helps anyone struggling with love and loss. I hope it does."  Though the timing of this single's release is purely coincidental, a song about reincarnation is a timely occurrence given that Léanie’s father Top Topham, the original and founding lead guitarist of seminal R&B group The Yardbirds, passed away on January 23rd after battling dementia for several years.

Midlands, born Singer / Songwriter and Recording Artist Ruby J fuses multiple genres with her own unique style.

Graham Coath talks to singer songwriter Mari Dangerfield about her new album and her life in music!

Graham Coath talks music with the amazing talent of Megan Wyn. 

To celebrate the release of new single 'Sirens' and pre-launch of new album 'People Like You And Me', Graham Coath talks music with The Sherlocks!