Hello how are you? Hey – good thanks! Feeling fresh after 10 days locked up in the middle of nowhere recording for 14 hours a day. You’re in the band dat Brass. How did it come about? We met at uni in London playing a mix of stuff and decided we should start a band …
What made you want to start playing drums? I started playing drums because of my brother. He was the drummer. To my amazement, a drum set showed up in my brother Howie and my bedroom. The room was already small enough but there it was. My mother was a very strict woman. I know …
You are a percussionist and drummer, what made you start? The drums found me aged fourteen. I didn’t have many friends at school and nothing really engaged me until I uncovered a drum kit hidden under a dust sheet picked up the mismatched sticks and started to tap about. You are currently on tour with …
You’re currently working on your new album how’s it going? It’s a long process! My first Kid Kasio album was a compilation of songs I’d written between 2006-2011. The 2nd album was 2011-2015, but this next album has defied even my levels of procrastination! Almost 5 years in the making! It’s ridiculous really. I don’t …
You released “redisCOVERed” how did that come about and what song for you was the most fun to do? I’ve always loved re-imagining famous songs and making them very personal to me, and enough fans had asked if I’d make a collection of them, to make me want to do it! As far as the …
Hello Meg how are you? Hello! I’m well thanks, just getting over a cold… in June! British weather eh? It’s great to be chatting with you again! Congratulations on the release of your new album “Wrong Medicine”. How does it feel? Thanks so much, it’s great to finally have this music out there, I’ve been …
Tell us about Vex Red. Vex Red originated from Aldershot and began in the late 90’s. Nick, Ant and Keith were school friends and formed Vex Red. We needed a line up change and met Terry Abbott (Singer) in a music shop in Fleet and asked him to join. Once Terry was on board, got …
What is your earliest memory of experiencing music? My earliest experience ever was when I was 4 years old standing in my, at the time, perfect gold dress singing Where Are You Christmas in front of 150 people at my childhood church. I was a ham then and knew after that, I’d never get off the stage …
