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.
Tickets for the first Demerara Records Presents … gig at Ivy House in Nunhead, South East London are now on sale. The gig on Thursday 2nd August 2018 features live sets by Jon Samsworth; Kerry JK & Nielstromm. To buy tickets click here.
Demerara Records have now set up a Bandcamp account to give fans a further choice about how they buy our music. The label has not used Bandcamp as a resource previously as Tunecore already provide global distribution but consultation with others in the independent sector has convinced label boss and composer Neil March to change the label’s policy. Neil told DemeraraRecords.com “There is clearly a culture that has emerged around Bandcamp as a spiritual home of independent music. I am now convinced there is a benefit for Demerara Records and its artists in tapping into this. So for the foreseeable future all our releases will be available on Bandcamp too.”
British Composer and Demerara Records artist Neil Marchhas a new video on YouTube. Released as Neil March & The Music of Sound it is a reworking of the track Mountain Ash Sunrise which had previously been on Neil’s Soundcloud page. You can see the video here.
We are delighted to announce that the line-up for the first Demerara Records Presents … night at the beautiful Ivy House in Nunhead, South East London on Thursday 2nd August 2018 is:
The podcast for last night’s BBC 6 Music Mixtape show is now available and will be downloadable for a month. The final track is Environmental Sound Foundation‘s Tibet (composed & performed by Neil March) introduced with great comments from Tom Robinson about breaking free of the constraints of dance music without losing the flow. We recommend listening to the whole 60 minute show as there are plenty of great tracks to enjoy here.
Demerara Records act Environmental Sound Foundation have had the track Tibet selected by music and broadcasting legend Tom Robinson for his BBC 6 Music Mixtape show. It will be played tonight between 2AM and 3AM. It will then be available for thirty days as a podcast.
Tibet is composed by Neil March and is the second track from Environmental Sound Foundation‘s new EP Disunited Nations which is out worldwide on Demerara Records on Friday 11th May 2018. You can hear the EP here.
