John Marley / The Hitmen

John has been in the studio with his band 'The Hitmen'. The band has been playing and writing material for over a year and hoped to use their day in the studio to gain good quality recordings of their original compositions.

"Thanks a lot for giving us the day in the studio. We had a great time and it was very beneficial to the band.
We got on very well in the studio and managed to get down several takes of 4 tracks. All of these 4 tracks exceed 10 mins so we've come out with a lot of material which will help us get out there and get gigs. Alistair did a great job of producing the session and was really helpful. I must thank you again for providing us with this great opportunity. I hope you enjoy the music!"

John Marley.

www.johnmarleymusic.com

Matthew Anderson

Matthew was in the studio a few days ago and sent this message:

"Hi - I just wanted to say thank you to Jazz Yorkshire for the 'Demo in a Day' programme. We had a good day in the studio on Tuesday with Alistair and managed to get 5 original compositions recorded, which will be very useful to all of us as a demo. They are being mixed over the next week or so, and we'll send a copy over to you once they are done.

Thanks again,

Matt Anderson

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First Session Dates

Musicians confirmed for recording on the following dates.

Matthew Anderson - 17th Feb
John Marley - 20th Feb
Rob Lavers - 31st March
Ruby Wood - 6th March
Chris Moore - 17th March
Colin Byrne - 27th March

Sessions to be produced / engineered by Alistair Maclaurin

Alistair Maclaurin

If Destroyed Still True (IDST)

IDST recorded at LMC in August 2008. This recording session produced by Barkley McKay is now on release as their debut album
'Seven Dials'. Their debut CD is available from GLP records and is available to buy and download from a number of places including amazon. IDST were one of there winners of a Promoter's Choice Award in 2008. Nick Tyson of IDST says "It has been a very exciting few months for us, and hopefully the momentum will continue in 2009".