Carolyn Hume and Paul May had played as a duo for the last ten years releasing five critically acclaimed albums on Leo Records.
Carolyn Hume - Piano - Hume has released seven albums over the last decade on 'Leo Records', five albums with long term collaborator Paul May and two solo albums with composition for cello and voice. Over the years she has played and recorded with many artists,crossing genres from prog rock to classical and free improvisation. She has performed sparingly in Europe and the UK and also provided music for short films, including work by Darron Davies (Exhibition Ballarat Australia), Xaver Walser (Sub Gravity Films) and Bal Erotique-Montreal. Peter Marsh - Bass Has played and recorded with a variety of bands tackling anything from avant rock to electronica to Breton folk music to electric jazz to free improv. Was a founder member of electro-jazz improvisers Lob and subsequent offshoot Moist. Has played alongside improvisers including Paul Rutherford, Lol Coxhill, Mark Sanders, David Toop, Steve Beresford, Robert Dick, Rhodri Davies, Tony Bevan and many more. Session work for the Orb's Alex Paterson, The Tiger Lillies and more. Solo bass gigs at London Headphone Festival and De Sonis, Composed music for short films by Thomas Gray and "When There Was Grass" by Juliette Buss. Currently working alongside Paul May in live electroacoustic outfit Sonnamble, free jazz trio Elvers, plus a quartet with Danish saxophonist Julie Kjaer and a trio with Viennese guitarist Martin Siewert.
Paul May - Drums/Percussion - Paul is a drummer and percussionist of 20 years experience. He has played all major venues in England and most of the left field experimental clubs. The past two decades have seen him tour extensively in Europe and the Scandinavian regions with improvised and pop musics. He has released or played on a variety of records on labels such as Leo, Emanem, Loog, Butterfly, Fire, ATP, Four Eyes, Bo Weevil, Gronland, Forewind and Stuck Records with artists such as Carolyn Hume, Dom Lash, Duke Garwood, Alexander Tucker, Rosie Brown, Dan Beban, and Petra Jean Philipson. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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