Meet Some of Our Artists
Our vision is all about working with genuine artists.
Find out more about some of our amazing acts here
Morcheeba Productions
ListenMorcheeba Productions are world-renowned trip hop pioneer and founder of Morcheeba, Paul Godfrey and Rachel Cuming, Morcheeba's original vocalist. Indiesonics are very excited to be exclusively releasing their amazing downtempo album Into The Wild as the first in a series for production music usages for media. Paul describes the album as, “ Possibly the best piece of work I have ever made.”
Flash Pan Hunter
ListenBeware of elaborate telescopic meats. They will find their way back to the forest..., so sang Tom Waits.
We have no idea what this means but it was enough to inspire boho-blues, beatnik, Gregg Clark to name his project after this Waits classic.
His album Quick Way to Enemy is a wondrous collection of outsider-art as life-affirming left-of-centre pop.
Malcolm Clark
ListenOriginal member of The Sleepy Jackson, multi-instrumentalist and producer Malcolm Clark has consistently turned out a body of work from his studio in Perth that is as beguiling as his antipodean surroundings.
As strangely beautiful as a flying fish or as darkly intoxicating as licking a cane toad.
He produces music that is as confusingly uplifting as watching someone cry with joy.
Cordelia Gartside
ListenWell it's folk Jim, but not as we know it! Cordelia brings the sensibility of Bon Iver and Laura Marling to her writing and with the input of producer Tim Bidwell, has turned out a body of work of breathtaking beauty.
The Rocks
ListenHip London band The Rocks shared bills with Art Brut, Eighties Matchbox, Futureheads, The Libertines and The Rakes,and this indie rock, pop punk collection of misfits were always at the eye of the storm.
Too hip for the NME though whose record review consisted of the words , “hapless Camden f**kwits”..which the band immediately immortalised by putting it on a tee shirt and selling shed loads.
Jennifer Left
ListenJen's song Hushabye was based on a fable of a guy who had a secret. Unable to tell the secret to anyone, he went to the forest and told it to a tree. The tree was cut down and made into a violin. The violin was played and the secret came out. Jen is clearly bonkers but her sophisticated tunes combine folk, jazz, swing and rockabilly with a fabulous indie sensibility that has made her a Steve Lamacq favourite at BBC 6 Music.
Crash convention
ListenSetting London alight Crash Convention's two pronged vocal attack not only drew comparisons with the Libertines garage punk squall but was endorsed by the Libs Carl Barat who gave them single of the year whilst guest reviewing in the NME.
Look fairly angelic in this pic don't they.Legendary tales of laying waste to New York on a short trip still abound in the drinking holes of Camden.Angelic?.uh huh!
Wojtek Godzisz
ListenHaving marched imperiously across the indie pop landscape with his band Symposium, Wojtek emerged from the carnage of a trashed main stage at Reading Festival with a solo career that boldly strides through an eclectic mixture of styles and genre.
His eponymously titled album is an indie prog masterpiece.
He has a beard and lives by the sea.
Rob The Rich
ListenRob The Rich's single Better scored single of the week in The Guardian who described it as 205 itchy, skitter seconds of brilliance and the band themselves as a less pleased-with-itself Vampire Weekend.
Sweet Sweet Lies
ListenThis Uber cool sextet drew a gushing 5 star review from The Independent's Simon Price who drew comparisons to Cave, Cocker, Cohen, Merritt, Momus and Morrisey.
Going on to describe their oeuvre as punch-in-the-guts folk-pop with hints of spaghetti surf, whisky-flavoured waltz, campfire singalong and New Orleans funeral jazz, all delivered with last-chance-before-we-die intensity
My word that boy can write, we couldn't have agreed more.
Man Ray Sky
ListenA mysterious collective riding the new wave of Psychedelia and part of the tres chic Beatabet organisation. A shifting line up of international men of mystery rotate around the the central, enigmatic J who is currently rumoured to be cycling across New Zealand in search of new and unexplored hallucinogenics. Their releases are always couched in intrigue and never less than thrilling.
The Svengalis
ListenAn eight legged indie pop diamond that sparkled brightly before four of the legs were forced to relocate to the other side of the world, splitting the band like a pantomime dromedary.
A firm Lamacq favourite at BBC Radio 6, they left a handful of indie pop anthems. Writer in chief Martin Wilson continues to produce wonderfully socially aware observations of indie drama and the occasional rumour of a reunion regularly threatens to stop the traffic on the Holloway Road.