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MORA and the fabulous wonderfuls – Bring Me Fire WSO Mix,

MORA & the Fabulous Wonderfuls bring a unique blend of righteous anger and soul-lifting songs to rouse your spirit and move your feet – combining their passions for music and justice to defy genre with atmospheric prog-protest punk…for the masses!

MORA & the Fabulous Wonderfuls is a unique father daughter duo, of George Guitar Borowski and his daughter, who is gifted with a voice described as “Janis Joplin meets Nina Simone”, MORA performs with her hand-picked top-drawer players; The Fabulous Wonderfuls! Together they have been captivating audiences with pieces reflecting our times, sharing compassion with conviction and shaking the foundations with powerful vocals and unifying anthems. They  quickly found themselves in demand on the festival circuit and will be releasing their first album in spring 2025.

Drawing on a rich musical heritage and an inclusive sense of troubadour camaraderie, MORA & the Fabulous Wonderfuls never fail to raise the voices, hands and hearts of the people they meet and share their music with.

“Whenever we perform ‘Bring Me Fire’ live we always mention Pauline Town and We Shall Overcome. So it’s only fitting that we release it as a soli-charity single to support the incredible frontline work they do to support homeless people in Greater Manchester. A load of our generous musical friends donated their time and talents to the single. It’s a passionate, explosive track with a righteous, rousing call to action chorus elevated by the many musicians who lent their voices,  including Jimi Goodwin, Danny Cawley, Taylor Giacoma, June Holland, Cobalt Tales and of course The Purpletones! “

Grete – SKINNY BONES MASTER V2

Grete is ready to reintroduce herself to the world – in the form of a brand new project. ‘Skinny Bones’ is the perfect start to Grete’s new era: sweet, funky and catchy, while still retaining Grete’s hallmark powerful delivery. The new pop appeal of Grete’s music can be attributed to artists like Tove Lo, ELIZA, The Weeknd and even Whitney Houston. ‘Skinny Bones’ is a story about strongly disliking someone – despite the song’s glitzy presentation.

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Nick Tann – You Treat Me Mean.

Silverlake – I should be digging

Silverlake plays indie and dance inspired art-pop. Emerging from post-punk and art-rock, with creative bonds forged in house, funk and techno clubbing, diverse strands run through the music.

It’s a unique blend, drawing on influences as diverse as Human League, Led Zeppelin, Jungle, Massive Attack, Curved Air, Dream Wife, Roxy Music and George Clinton. 

‘Our songs are about work, love, sex and mortality. It’s pop, but dark at the edges’.

Featured on BBC Introducing and BBC 6 Music.

So why ‘Silverlake’? One night on our way home from a club, lights reflecting off the aftermath of a huge rainstorm made the road look like a big silver lake. And we liked the idea of finding some beauty on a West Midlands motorway…

Silverlake is:

Sally-Ann Parker – vocals

Robin Dallaway – guitar & keyboards

Tony Sherrard – bass & programming

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