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Long Way Home

Long Way Home were an energetic rock band from Ayrshire, Scotland. Formed in early 2009 they have gone from strength to strength attracting rave reviews and building up a large, dedicated following.
In May of that year they won The Burns Showcase for New Bands Competition, Ayrplay, in front of over 500 music lovers at the Burns Festival Club in Ayr. In September 2009 they made history by becoming the first unsigned band to be asked to play 2 consecutive nights at the legendary 100 Club after a blistering performance on their first night.

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Rebel Control

REBEL CONTROL
Sharing a mutual passion for seductive melodies, gut-wrenching basslines and ‘back-a-yard riddims’, the illicit offspring of Andy Baron and Concrete Johnson was fashioned into prized gem, Rebel Control - The philosophy – to elevate reggae music kicking and screaming into the 21st Century. Andy kick-started his youthful musical career as an MC with various sound systems and in 2001 was enticed by the allure of Jamaica where he honed his prodigious talents recording debut solo album "Believe In Yourself."

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Esperi

Esperi is the project of Chris Lee-marr, who plays both solo and with the help of his friends Cat Lee-Marr (harp), Jon Adam (drums), Craig Arnott (bass) and Eilidh Glynn (cello). Chris also plays in The A Forest with Cat and Eilidh.

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Babygod

Glasgow band with New Wave influences that bill themselves as "sleazy, punk pop with intelligent lyrics about dreams and aspirations". One reviewer said: "Babygod have a reputation for delivering tart slices of delicious pop accompanied by projections of their own films, this gaining them fans from the GFT to Stuart Maconie."

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