Tame Impala make psychedelic hypno-groove melodic rock music. It's intended for moving one's body to, & it's intended for ...

Tamikrest are fighting for a better world. They are ambassadors of the Tuareg culture & deeply rooted in their tradition. Chris Eckman, musician & producer, says appropriately: “ Wherever they are, they carry the desert with them.” The word Tamikrest means junction, alliance, future — with their gentle & inoffensive character Tamikrest are the best example in the quest for freedom & peace as well as an asset in the intercontinental cultural exchange.

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This German electronic music group founded in 1967; they had a pivotal role in the development of Krautrock, & picked up seven Grammy nominations along the way. They are returning to UK shores for a must see live show.

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Tanita Tikaram, multi-million selling British singer songwriter, who shot to fame with her award winning album ' Ancient ...

Tanita Tikaram, multi-million selling British singer songwriter, who shot to fame with her award winning album ' Ancient ...

Tanita Tikaram, multi-million selling British singer songwriter, who shot to fame with her award winning album ' Ancient ...

Singer, songwriter, rapper & now label boss, Bristol-born, Tanya Lacey is definitely heading places. Growing up in the tough St Paul’s district of the city, famed for its riots in the ‘80s, but also for its multi-cultural community, Tanya vividly remembers overhearing a conversation in her local newsagent whereby a local woman proclaimed “nobody ever makes something of themselves in St. Pauls” & during that moment she knew that she would prove people wrong. Music did get her out of St Paul’s – her debut album has been recorded in London, New York & Atlanta. Having experimented with different bands & collaborators over the years, Tanya Lacey has come up with “a classic yet contemporary sounding record with lots of depth & meaning behind the songs.” Tanya’s sound is raw, eclectic & soulful. This is not the emotionally cold R&B-dance-pop that’s currently clogging up the airwaves, but realness revisited. She confides: “ As an artist, you have to be open, you have to be vulnerable & share your story, otherwise no-one’s going to feel you.” Tanya’s school years were spent feeling like “a bit of a misfit”. Music & Art was her escapism. Although she says none of her family are musical, she still had the privilege of growing up in a household where her British-Antiguan mum played Tracy Chapman, Sam Cooke & classical & her white-British dad (who is Fluent in Cantonese & is a Cantonese Chef by trade) listened to Michael Jackson, rock-pop & authentic Chinese music. Tanya’s route to her current fresh UK soul sound has included ragga, drum’n’bass & electro. Quitting her A-Levels midway through because during that time she states that she valued life experience more than college, Tanya joined a local reggae band with a dedicated following. She went straight into touring with the group, learning the craft of live singing & performing as well as writing organically with the b&. “I’m definitely a live singer. The best thing about my voice? I guess that would be the tone & the texture of it, ” she says. “ For me, it’s not necessarily about being technically brilliant. It’s about being able to hear the heart & the soul & the truth in somebody’s voice, that’s what I’m attracted to & hopefully that’s what people will connect to.” After three years of touring, Tanya left the group to explore her own sound. As well as working with local producers, she also collaborated with acclaimed drum’n’bass producer Danny Byrd for the song ‘ From Bath With Love.’ Danny had watched her perform at a local hang out spot called Sunday Night Soul
- a night one of Tanya’s friends had created for musicians & singers to come together & rock out & jam. It was here where her manager, who helped her make the move to the capital, spotted her. In London Tanya hooked up with Fraser T Smith & the, then unknown, producers Labrinth & Naughty Boy to work on songs. Tanya spent time working with musicians who were looking to change the sound of British urban music. Sleeping on friend’s sofas & studio couches, Tanya worked away, blocking out the fact that she was so penniless she couldn’t even afford cheap gold hoops or mascara. The hard work paid off as in 2010 Tanya landed a record deal with RCA Records in the UK. However, after changes within the major label Tanya found herself out of a deal & without her album being released. “ When I signed my deal I had so many expectations of how things would pan out, I was excited but also naive to a lot of the politics I would constantly come up against, ” explains Tanya. “ One minute you’re flying all over the world working with the best producers & feeling that you’re part of a family & then it all just stops when the people who signed you leave the label. It was surreal but it was an incredible opportunity & has led to this new phase in my career.” The latest chapter in Tanya’s career is the forthcoming release of her EP ‘ Head Chef’ out on September 17th. The 7 track EP is an introduction to the different sounds & styles of Tanya. The EP draws on all of Tanya’s influences from hip hop/soul to reggae to drum’n’bass & more. From the soulful melodies in Greatness, which features British rapper Kano, to the super-fun Too Many Cooks & the ragga-influenced Stop Start Recently Tanya has been having great success as a songwriter as well. Tanya was one of the co-writers on will.i.am’s global mega-hit ‘T.H.E’ “ It was an idea I had originally started with Dallas Austin when I was working with him in Atlanta. On my last day we were just messing around & vibing on some ideas for this song called ‘ Go Hard or Go Home, ’ unfortunately I had to catch my flight back to London that evening so we didn’t have enough time to finish the track. Will heard the demo idea a year later & jumped on it & created T.H.E.’ Tanya is continuing to write for other artists following her publishing deal with BMG Chrysalis, recent credits include Stooshe, Nikki Williams & Cover Drive. But the focus for Tanya right now is stepping into the spotlight in her own right with The Head Chef EP. Her time is now.

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