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The 30-year-old alt-pop singer, writer and producer released his second EP ‘Travelling Somewhere, Distance Unknown’ on Friday 26th June. It’s a dreamy collection of delicately produced tracks with lyrics advocating for finding one’s place in the world, while also finding freedom in everyday life. Moreover, it feels like the clearest picture yet of an artist who has finally settled into his own sound.
Music was at the core of who Jamie was, and we find great comfort in knowing his creative voice will live on through his work.
Yeah it’s been a bit of a mental month, but that was always on my list. It wasn’t a case of suddenly writing a bunch of songs and deciding it was going to be an album. It was more, going through all the songs I’ve written and choosing the ones that kinda work together. I think the oldest song
Fareeha joins our ever growing team bringing another fresh perspective on music & the artists that make it.
While the track initially began as a musical remix exploring dual heritage, its evolutionary trajectory was irrevocably altered by reality. When Hurricane Beryl devastated the island of Carriacou,
Created in response to the impact of Hurricane Beryl, “Where We Come From” began as a musical remix and developed into a film shaped by personal stories, collective memory and lived experience.
Whether you were too far away to travel, weren’t selected during the submission process, or are just discovering the T.L.T.Q. project now—this recap is for you. We’ve distilled the energy and the expertise of the day into a video resource that any aspiring writer can use to sharpen their pen.
The T.L.T.Q is a testament to the power of local partnership. The Saving Grace Collective, founded by the visionary artist and producer Savvy , has long been a pillar of artist development in West Yorkshire….
The transition from the soulful depth of Ryan Spendlove, the smooth genre defying grooves of Adenico, to the sheer, high octane energy of Deaf Romero. A perfect summary of Kirklees’ eclectic music scene.
The Kirklees Most Wanted project is doing exactly what it set out to do: proving that the local talent pool is deep and incredibly varied. The Terrace provided the perfect “pressure cooker” environment for these artists to shine.
The mission of the Most Wanted project has always been about discovery. Friday night at The Terrace provided exactly that, with a lineup that swung from transfixing soul to “absolute ruckus.
From the moment the doors opened at the Wood Street venue, the energy was electric. The showcase—curated by Kirklees Most Wanted (Saving Grace Collective) —didn’t just feel like a concert; it felt like a statement of intent for the local creative community.
Artist Interview: Slip Martin balances dreamy soundscapes with a realist outlook 
In Memoriam: Celebrating the Life of Jamie Draper (Atlas) 
Artist Interview: Django Durrant is making indie folk music for the escapists 
Saving Grace Welcomes Fareeha Ahmad to the Team! 
An Evening of Identity, Resilience, and Sonic Storytelling: Unpacking the Vision: The Creative Journey of “Where We Come From” 
Unpacking the Vision: The Creative Journey of “Where We Come From” 
From Passion to Print: The T.L.T.Q Music Journalism Workshop 
The Grand Finale for Season 2 
Soul, Grit, and Chaos at The Terrace 
The K.M.W. Showcase came to The Terrace Dewsbury 
A Night to Remember: Kirklees Most Wanted Lights Up The Northern Quarter