Demerara Records

Monday 30th November & Tuesday 1st December respectively saw the worldwide digital release of daring dynamic debut albums by Duo Diez and Guy Avern on Demerara Records.

Duo Diez‘s From Granada to Buenos Aires offers 19 tracks of sassy melodic and expertly played Latin-Spanish music from traditional songs to cool hip swaying dances. Their combination of violin and guitar has already attracted interest all over the world and they have played to audiences that include the Royal Family and the Pope! When you download their beautiful and exciting album, you will understand why they are rated so highly.

Guy Avern‘s As I float away offers 15 slices of unique Electronic Art Music veering into contemporary classical, club, jazz and other influences. Guy’s music has already proved popular with BBC Radio 3 and BBC 6 Music and has achieved airplay all over the world for the track Robot heart beats on the land, his dystopian tale of a mechanized world which featured on the compilation album This is Tomorrow Calling. There are too many highlights on this extraordinary album to single out particular tracks but once you get lost in Guy’s mind-spinning electro-ambient world, you may never want to come out again!

You can see options to buy both albums from leading digital platforms (iTunes, Amazon etc.) by visiting our Buy Albums page.

Also you can check out preview tracks from both at http://www.soundcloud.com/demerararecords2

And we recommend that you check out the classy video of Libertango by Duo Diez on our New Videos page.

Demerara Records are excited to announce the worldwide digital release of the debut album by UK composer Guy Avern on 1st December 2015.

As I float away features 15 original tracks demonstrating the breadth of Guy’s electronic art music. Guy recently completed post-graduate study at Goldsmiths University, London and has already seen his dystopian cult classic Robot heart beats on the Land featured on BBC Radio 3 Late Junction. The track, which featured on the compilation album This is Tomorrow Calling, is also the final track on As I float away.

The album will, as always with Demerara releases, be distributed by the wonderful Dart Music of Nashville, Tennessee in the USA. The album will be available via all the leading download and streaming platforms.

Watch out for more news soon. 🙂

We are excited to announce the worldwide digital release of Duo Diez‘s debut album From Granada to Buenos Aires on 30th November 2015. Distribution will be handled by independent classical specialists Dart Music of Nashville, Tennessee.

Duo Diez are an exciting and highly talented duo specializing in the reworking of traditional Spanish songs, Latin American Tangos, Brazilian Dance tunes and related genres as well as playing classical works from J.S. Bach to Hector Villa Lobos. They have played all over the world at venues as cool as the Royal Albert Hall, the Royal Festival Hall and the Wigmore Hall. Audiences have included the Royal Family, the Pope and the Archbishop of Canterbury.

The pair met as students at the Royal Academy of Music and their reputation has rapidly gathered pace thanks to their exhilarating live performances and breathtaking musicianship.  More news will follow soon and you can also check the band’s own website out @ http://www.duodiez.com.

As promised here is the podcast for last night’s edition of Late Junction (BBC Radio 3) with the wonderful Fiona Talkington on which she played Roland Kuit‘s track More on Buchla Bits than Off from the Demerara Records new music compilation album This is Tomorrow Calling, making it the sixth track from that album to be played on the show in three weeks.

Roland’s piece is played some three minutes into the show but you have to wait for another couple of tracks to play to hear Fiona refer to Tomorrow Calling as her ‘featured album’ for the week. Great news and of course congratulations to Roland. 🙂

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06mf5px

Apologies all that we were unable to get advanced warning of which track would make the show but Late Junction (BBC Radio 3) with the fantastic Fiona Talkington has played Roland Kuit‘s More on Buchla Bits than Off from the Demerara Records new music compilation This is Tomorrow Calling tonight and described it as ‘this week’s featured album’ which is an unbelievable compliment..

We will post the link to the podcast for the show on here when it becomes available tomorrow. Congratulations to Roland. This is now the sixth track from the album to make the show which is great news for all our composers and artists. 🙂

As promised here is the Podcast for last night’s Late Junction (BBC Radio 3) presented by the amazing Fiona Talkington during which she played Nicolas Horvath‘s Praeludia Lucis Noctis XVII from our new music compilation album This is Tomorrow Calling. This is now the fifth track to be featured on Late Junction in the past three weeks and we hope there will be a sixth tonight (though we do not yet know which track it will be).

Listen from around 01:20:00 to hear Fiona introduce the piece and talk a little about Nicolas. But of course we recommend you listen to the whole show which, as always, is packed with a wide spectrum of cool, interesting and original music.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06mf5gs

BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction continues to give amazing support to our This is Tomorrow Calling album with Nicolas Horvath‘s fantastic Electroacoustic piece Praeludia Lucis Noctis XVII to be played on the show tonight by the wonderful Fiona Talkington. This will be the fifth track to feature on the show with another (as yet not known) to feature tomorrow night. We will publish the link to the podcast of the show when it becomes available tomorrow.

As promised here is the podcast from last night’s BBC Radio 3 Late Junction with the wonderful Fiona Talkington. Listen from around 1:23:50 to hear Neil March‘s Metrospectra III and to hear Fiona mention the album and label. If you are a fan of contemporary music across a broad progressive spectrum we recommend you listen to the whole show which is packed with gems. 🙂

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06mf2xy

The amazing radio support for the album This is Tomorrow Calling  continues tonight with the legendary presenter Fiona Talkington playing label boss and composer Neil March‘s track Metrospectra III on BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction. If you miss the show we will publish the podcast when it becomes available tomorrow. 🙂

Friends we are proud to present the Podcast for the Clear Spot show with the awesome Daniel Ross on Resonance FM which dedicated an hour to the album This is Tomorrow Calling on Demerara Records with tracks, chat and interviews. The show was broadcast on Thursday 22nd October 2015 on 104.4FM in the Greater London area and worldwide at resonancefm.com and repeated the following morning. Massive thanks to Dan and Resonance FM.

https://m.mixcloud.com/Resonance/clear-spot-22nd-october-2015-demerera-records/