Darren Lawson’s been working again with Alfie Templeman. Darren’s mixed 6 of the 7 tracks on Alfie’s brand new EP ‘Don’t Go Wasting Time.’

I’m beyond delighted to announce that Nashville via way of Limerick superstar, Owen Lewis, has joined the Friends Vs Music stable for management.

La Roux releases her first solo effort in five years, produced by Dan Carey and mixed by our very own Sean Oakley.

The track, International Woman of Mystery, has been described by Rolling Stone as “a punchy pop track that finds La Roux showing off her agile falsetto on the verses before slipping into a cool croon on the kiss-off chorus”.

The saddest boy in Nashville, Mr Henry Brill is back, co-writing the new single What If for the phenomenally talented and triple-handsome songsmith Rhys Lewis. It’s a towering ballad, showcasing Rhys’ stellar vocal and his and Henry’s deft way with lyrics. As well as numerous editorial playlists across streaming services, the single is also added to Radio 1’s Introducing Playlist this week in the UK, racking up daytime plays across the station.

Sean Oakley’s been at it again, co-writing, producing and mixing the third record from the Isle of Wight’s very own CHAMPS. The Sunday Times described the record as ‘hazy, melancholy-stalked music in which to get lost.’

It’s a new signing and a new record alert today. With a spring in our step and a can of lager in our hand, we’re elated to be representing rambunctious East Kilbride four piece Honeyvale for management. They release their new single, Mercurial, today

Sean Oakley, engineer, producer, mixer and songwriter extraordinaire is proud to have provided engineering services for Kate Tempest’s new record, ‘The Book of Traps & Lessons,’…