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Christopher Kerr, the award-winning author of historical fiction has announced the release of his latest book, Fission, which is set to hit shelves on June 28th, 2023. Fission is an international drama that delves into the roots of World War II and its startling implications for global peace. The research-driven
Nearly Skulls, the faceless band from Manchester let their identity be known in their new album, ‘Bucket Listening’. Whilst we still can’t put a face to the name this versatile band paints a textured portrait of personality with some epic pop-punk/indie-rock qualities and beliefs. The album opens with the strongly
Intended to be his final album, last year’s album ‘The Rainbow’s Legacy’ was Adam Lanceley’s goodbye to music, his salvation through many years’ struggle through physical and mental health issues. Suffering with anxiety, depression and PTSD, he has found the aftermath incredibly difficult but his life has been turned around by the kindness of
If you’ve had your ear to the ground on the ambient/electronica scene you may we have heard of Hungarian-born artist Deplicant – if not, we recently stopped in with him to find out about his creative process – so listen up! How do you want to come across as an artist?
Jonny Dee is probably one of our favourite new rappers here at Know Me Better – so we sat down to talk with him about his own brand of psychedelic hip-hop… How does a song start for you – a guitar riff, a beat? Sometimes I’ll have a melody in
What attracted you to the area of music you work in? Song-writing is just something that came really naturally to me, it always has done. Even writing in general – I had some poetry published when I was 8 which I wrote about a jungle! But ‘Dark Soul’ was just
Roger Rudenstein, Composer and classical writer, has his sights set on breaking through to European audiences. But what is he trying to say? Based in New Hampshire in New England USA, Roger has managed to accomplish a long list of accolades, through his work in classical operatic pieces. His past
Pallab Sarker, born in Bangladesh, and raised in Peterborough, has kept true to his heritage and has had music as part of his life at an early age. Pallab has now pushed his new solo-acoustic career to new heights, with new single ‘Not Gonna Fall in Love with You’, as
Having survived a decade learning his craft at one of the top piano conservatories in the world in Moscow, during which time his family inadvertently found themselves moving from one crime-riddled district to another, Antonio Domingos moved to Portugal in order to establish himself as a professional solo piano player
How did you get your initial start in music? I had some guitar lessons when I was 11 and learnt a few of my favourite songs and was hooked from that point onwards! What would be your ultimate aim in the industry? Playing your own music is cool. To
How did you get your initial start in music? We started off very young, I was 15 and the others were 15-18. We had some musical lessons as kids so we just made a band and played what we could, really just to impress our friends. We figured we’d
How did you get your initial start in music? SYE: I was born into the Music /Entertainment industry my Father was Frankie Vaughan AIDOS:I started to learn piano at age 5 and In 1994 I formed pop-folk band URKER who are still rocking on Kazakhstan music scene. I play