A ground breaking band sliding effortlessly from grime to pop to ska to rock to rap. Described as "testosterone fuelled madness", their fusion of rap delivery over rock instrumentals have drawn obvious comparisons to Rage Against The Machine and the american ‘nu-metal’ scene but don’t be fooled, this band is unmistakably British! Quotes - "Vibrant, technically brilliant and with just a hint of knowing humour, this lot can be relied on to keep your head banging and your feet dancing before you can say 'buzz band', And they make the competition look one-dimensional and, well, just plain boring... " - Urban Development "Rapped pop delivery more like a grimed out Madness than The Streets" - BugBear Bookings Venues played include - The Dublin Castle, 93 Feet East, Rhythm Factory, Cargo, Turn Off The Radio, The Social, Balcony TV, The Factory, Port Mahon, WhatFest?!, Frock and Roll

November '09 Rebecca came in for a Jamm night and we were so taken with her voice we set about recording four songs with her.

I've just put this songwriting team together and they're already coming up with the goods.

Found them on Primrose Hill. They called four months later and we recorded their first EP mid August. Have a listen and see the films in the Library

We hold live Jamm nights here and we've had some amazing moments so far, all sorts of music, all sorts of people. You can listen to and buy Jamm recordings in the Suite Shop.

Andrew meet Emit at the end of the street and they hit it off, so Emi's coming in to do his Country/Experimental Bluegrass. Influences - Hank Williams, Grateful Dead, Slipknot, Beethoven