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Adam
Born and raised in Hackney Adam was surrounded by many genres of music from a young age. His father, who organised piano lessons for him, was a musician and would play his own music as well as jazz and Soul recordings in the house.
This environment pushed Adam to start writing his own music, at first at the piano and then began to explore the music software logic. In 2016 Adam started attending the Julian Joseph Jazz Academy which provided him with some of the best Jazz education possible in Britain, uncovering the depth and richness of Jazz music as well as inspiring his own passion for composition and real, authentic musical expression.
Adam took a part-time job in order to afford a four-month trip to Havana, Cuba where he studied with two fantastic piano players in the Havana Music School. With them he studied the foundations of popular Cuban music, the clave being the very core. The beautiful, natural complexities of Cuban rhythm and harmony as well as the sheer determination of the musicians he met, resonated strongly with Adam, reinforcing his passion for one’s own musical expression.
After returning back to the UK Adam was ready for a university education and began studying Composition at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. Not only has he continued to write production based music, Adam has explored his love for improvised, acoustic music manifesting in the album Prism-a-Ning by AccordingToTheSound. He has also explored a new territory which is of the contemporary music scene, composing for orchestral instruments as well as the organ.
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Patrick
Patrick is currently studying composition at Birmingham Conservatoire. He played in the band Immense, a ‘post-rock band’ who released two albums, evil ones and zeros on fat cat records and Hidden between sleeves on Fierce Panda records. Immense toured in the UK, Ireland, Iceland (with Sigur Ros), Germany and Belgium. He then formed Heroes of the Dancefloor who combined early Jazz with dance music and hip hop and who released three albums to support the homeless in the US on the American label Ingrooves. Momentum and Torch supported homeless charities in San Francisco and New York respectively and Shelter supported a shelter in New Orleans. He released an album of electronica, Arrythmia on Tummy Touch records, as Kokoro Thief with Rob Slade, which he is yet to meet. He is also currently playing in Paperblade with Matt Bethel, some of whose music is represented by clicknclear.
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