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The inaugural Vanishing Point @ The Ivy House was a fantastic success with live sets by Jon Samsworth Kerry JK and Environmental Sound Foundation. See the night in pics by Paul F Cook – facebook.com/demerararecords.

Great lineup this – and having played a gig at The Ivy House myself last year, I can’t recommend it highly enough – Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6 Music Broadcaster & Artist

There are still some tickets left for the Demerara Records Presents … premiere at Ivy House on Thursday 2nd August 2018. Watch three BBC Radio 6 Music artists play a wide spectrum of new experimental ambient and leftfield music while you sit at tables and drink and chat.  View the official trailer here. For info and to buy tickets click here.

Please read our latest press release about the inaugural Demerara Records Presents … event at The Ivy House in Nunhead here.

Environmental Sound Foundation has announced a series of live dates including the FREE festival in Ladywell Fields on 21st July and Demerara Records Presents … gigs at Ivy House (2nd August/4th October) and Cafe of Good Hope, Lewisham (1st November). There is also a new track earmarked for single release which is Environmental Sound Foundation‘s clearest statement of atonal harmony being used in pop music [or Electro-Dub-Funk] yet. Stream it for free here. To find out more or buy tickets, click here.

Demerara Records act Environmental Sound Foundation are confirmed as playing the Good Hope Festival in Ladywell Fields on Saturday 21st July 2018. Look out for details of time slot and stage very soon.

Tonight the organisers of Awakenings 2019 have confirmed that Demerara Records Composer & Artist Neil March is shortlisted to appear at the event. As soon as we have any news you will see it here first.

Demerara Records are pleased to announce news of a new EP by BBC Introducing Composer Neil March. This is his first solo EP since playing the BBC Stage at Latitude 2017. View the electronic press release here.

We are proud to announce that Demerara Records Composer and Head Neil March has been named as a keynote speaker at the World Music Conference 2018. The event takes place at Wolverhampton University in November. This year’s theme is about music education in schools. Neil is likely to talk about the need for greater diversity and opportunity across social and ethnic classes and groups. There will be more news as details emerge.

It was the turn of Demerara Records Composer & Head Neil March to write the reviews of the public’s ten Fresh Faves at the Fresh on the Net Listening Post again this week. The reviews have been published this morning. Read them and hear the ten winning tracks here.

Rate Your Album have awarded Nielstromm‘s album Library Music (Vol. 1) five stars (out of five obviously!). This is a great endorsement for the album which contains eleven tracks of ambient electro-classical and library music. It was released by Demerara Records two days ago. Check out the video for opening track Docking on Severn’s Shore here. Buy the album from Bandcamp here.

You can also see Nielstromm play live in South London by purchasing tickets here.