The Grey Lady Music Lounge, Wednesday 25th October 2017

Flawless Carbon are a captivating female fronted blues rock band from the UK. A unique blend of British and American influences provides a sonic backdrop where parallels can be drawn with the likes of Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart, and John Mayer and Joanne Shaw Taylor.

Flawless Carbon’s individual take on blues rock is powerful, energetic and unmistakable. Having graced the stages of clubs and festivals across the South of England and into London, and with two EPs under their belts, Flawless Carbon bring a contagious electricity that has them well and truly standing out from the crowd, and audiences far and wide taking note.

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Rosie Pennie is a 20 year old singer/songwriter. Raised in a musical family she experienced an eclectic melange of musical influences, including jazz, soul and rock, which is now reflected in her songwriting. 

Rosie has a unique voice, and her love of a good melody sets her apart from many of her contemporaries.

Fronting her dynamic band she has headlined many iconic venues such as the Hard Rock Café, The Pheasantry and most recently the O2 Academy Islington.

Her distinctive soulful voice and passionate performance serves to define her as an artist who demands to be heard.

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Paul Monham is a self taught guitarist and singer/songwriter from Kent. Although Paul has been a member of the alt. rock band The Lucky Andersons for several years, his solo material is relatively new. That said, Paul has had plenty of experience playing in a live enviroment having performed all over the south east of England and London. Inspiration for his songs is drawn from several different genres - from brit-pop to hip-hop - and he sometimes uses a loop pedal to give his live performance a fuller sound.

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Aid Lewis is singer, songwriter, performer and lover of life. Through his music he tells stories of life, love,laughter, experience and society.His latest offering and debut album tells a story of life’s experiences, that are blissfully and, at times, painfully relatable. The album toucheson the joys of love and passion, heartache, as well as the world in its current state.

Aid is not afraid to comment on society, and encourages his audience to getlost in the words, rhythms and melodies he has created to appeal to a widedemographic that is his fan-base and audience.

When he is not in the studio, or writing songs, Aid is on the road gigging and travelling seeing the world for what it really is.

Aid is on a journey, and his growing fan-base are invited to take his hand and lend an ear to experience the journey for themselves.

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