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Artist description
Ellenby is Ben Goddard and Liz Poulter. Based in London, they have been writing and performing together for 3 years. |
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Music Style
A wide range of influences creates a progressive folk rock sound with a distinct contemporary feel. Strong melodies and lyrics are set over a rich backcloth of true musicality. |
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Musical Influences
The musical influences on their sound are diverse and varying, with hints of John Barry, Joan Osbourne, Dido, Alanis Morissette and James Taylor. |
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Artist History
This duo place a real emphasis on their live performance and over the last couple of years have become firm favourites on the acoustic scene around London, playing regular slots at Up All Night at The Spice of Life, Acoustix at The Bedford, The Rock Garden, and West One Four club. They have also recently appeared at The Bohemia in Bristol.
Following the set up of their own independent label, Fatstar Records, the first half of 2002 sees the promotion of two of their most popular tracks "Turning in a Corner" and "Run Away". They are currently recording a collection of acoustic material and preparing to go into the studio again early this summer for the recording of their debut album. |
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Group Members
Ben Goddard and Liz Poulter |
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Press Reviews
"In today's cocktail of bubble-gum pop and nu-metal, Ellenby sound like a musical aspirin- this is a return to true musicianship." BBC Bristol
"superbly crafted, well balanced songs with lilting melodies and a real sense of impetus." BBC radio
"After a series of blistering live performances, Ellenby are already a big favourite on the London scene. They are much more than one to look out for." Up All Night |
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Location
London, Greater London - United Kingdom |
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