MATT SELFE
THIS MONTH’S ARTIST
WHAT’S THIS? Electronic pop. Big choruses, catchy melodies and full of harmonies. Echoey guitar and vocal sounds.
INFLUENCES Jonsi and Sigur Ros, M83, Youth Lagoon, Te 1975, Angels & Airwaves & Blink. Meat Loaf & his writer, Jim Steinman.
BIOGRAPHY Matt played in bands, including Kneehigh, through out school for about ten years. Ten he went ahead and started writing on his own, playing around on his laptop creating beats and working hard to learn how to record himself.
His current project started on GarageBand, moved on to Logic and from there he started to put recordings up online. Matt has become more confident in production, recording and songwriting through all his hard work and feels he’s at a place now where things are sounding exactly how he wants them to. Matt’s collaborated with White Skies and will be releasing a song soon with Dutch producer Poolz. He also spent a few months this year in the company of Tom Cox producing and recording his EP.
MIRRORS’ ✯✯✯✯✯
‘SMOKE AND
OUR FAVE TRACK
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Next year he’s planning on releasing another EP and concentrating on writing more, playing a few shows and getting more music out there.
HIGHLIGHTS? Matt’s had a couple of tracks played on the radio this year, including appearing on Right Chord Music's "Lost on Radio". He’s also had a couple of plays on BBC Introducing and recently did an interview and played live on Mustard TV.
GIGS & RELEASES Matt released his single Smoke & Mirrors earlier this year through Soundtight Records but is not currently signed to a label. He’s got plans to work with Rainbow Box Music in the future. Matt’s already played loads of Norwich venues including Te Waterfront, Te Arts Centre and Open, and next year has a couple of exciting shows with Mount Hood.
LINKS
www.soundcloud.com/mattselfemusic @mattselfe
www.facebook.com/mattselfemusicpage mattselfemusic
48 / Decemeber 2014/
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