Mosley Bar is a young Indie band from Skelmersdale, North West England. They formed at the beginning of the year after the break up of Ryan Ward & Matthew Wright's previous band 'The Inkhearts'. Aged between 17 & 20 the band have plenty of experience gigging since they were 14 and recording their 1st tracks at 15. Both Ryan & Matthew having UK national airplay success with The Inkhearts.

Mosley Bar have recently been in the studio to record two tracks, the first to be released on 12th of October as their debut single 'Record Sleeve'.

Nic (vocals/producer/DJ) and Curt (guitar/keys) are from a small town called Dewsbury in West Yorkshire just two miles from Morley, home of the legendary nineties techno night The Orbit. Heavily influenced by this scene and the now legendary stories surrounding the club, Nic started producing and mixing hard dance/techno.

Saint Cole represents Nic's passion for dance music fused with his love of indie/rock. He cites influences as diverse as The Beatles, The Stone Roses, The La's, Chemical Brothers, Massive Attack and Leftfield. Saint Cole was born when he started working with his life long friend Curt. The duo were soon joined by third band member Martin Kolcak who is based in Slovakia and contributes artwork, visuals and animation. Neither Nic nor Curt have met Martin yet, though this is set to change when Saint Cole embark on a tour in summer 2016, complete with live visuals.

Tune in during The #NewMusic Show to hear 'Within This Skin' which will not be officially released until October 31st, 2015.

The Little Unsaid was stewed up in the badlands of West Yorkshire by multi-instrumentalist, producer, poet and songwriter John Elliott. After beginning as a solo project, The Little Unsaid has evolved into a growing community of touring musicians and producers blending folk, electronica, orchestral music and a meticulous songwriting craft with John’s haunting, androgynous vocals.

Following on the heels of two well-received, crowd-funded albums, his third, Fisher King, is the result of traumatic personal crisis, reflected in the music’s genre-hopping complexity, lyrical honesty and moments of cathartic release. It was recorded over four weeks in a London basement, in the middle of Highgate Cemetery, in the steeple of a crumbling Islington church, and on a tiny island in the middle of the Celtic Sea.

The lead single 'Can We Hear It ?' was selected by Catherine Cunning Coco Media & Artist Management and Mark Gardener OX-4-Sound, frontman of legendary Oxford band Ride, who also mixed the single during breaks from their recent world tour.

The song’s nursery-rhyme style iterations mourn the loss of childhood innocence, over a sliced-up sample of primary school children singing one of John’s older songs (this sample was recorded during his time working in a primary school in East London). This childlike mantra loops throughout the song over a playful electronic beat as sweeping strings and a twisted Mariachi brass section rise out of the nostalgic melancholy into a celebratory climax.

Tune in during The #NewMusic Show to hear 'Can We Hear It' airing daily at 8am and 8pm EST. You can find The Little Unsaid's previous releases on iTunes

The Response are Andrew and Victoria Knopp. Based in Christchurch, New Zealand, they write and record all their material independently, drawing inspiration from a wide range of sources. The result is a fresh, catchy indie/pop sound that is truly their own.

Determined to faithfully translate their albums from tape to stage, yet remain a duo, the pair have crafted a live show that utilizes every one of their limbs and will leave you wondering how two people can make so much noise!

The Response will be playing as part of the Landmark Events Showcase Festival on April 4th at the Red Room in Vancouver, British Columbia. The Response will be giving away a free digital album to the first 35 people to purchase tickets.

Contact The Response for tickets.

The Response is moving up the Jamsterdam Radio charts with their recently released track "Here At Your Door". Tune in to hear The Response daily at 10am and midnight for the Jamsterdam Top 10 and 8am/8pm for The #NewMusic show.