Naomi White was born in Leeds, England. After starting classical flute at age 9 and later studying jazz tenor sax at the Leeds College of Music she moved to Scandinavia in 1999 where there is a thriving popular music scene and joined a top quality international dance band which took her around the world. It was here that she started seriously to sing and it was the setting for developing musical and entertainment skills in a difficult and competitive arena. She gained a growing reputation in this circle for her singing and instrumental skills on saxes and flute. In 2003 she left the band and diversified into various areas firstly with brilliant US guitarist Kenneth Alan, which has excited audiences from the Copenhagen pub and jazz scenes to the up-market venues of St Moritz. More recently she toured with the veteran singer P J Proby. In 2004 she met William Fanni and together they have built an increasingly successful duo partnership, with engagements in St Moritz, Lugano, Lenk and Montreux throughout the years.

Hannah-Rei is a singer-songwriter from Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Heavily influenced by accomplished artists Stevie Wonder, John Legend, Alicia Keys, India Arie and Robin Thicke, she emanates style with her powerful, soulful vocals and entrancing melodies.

In February 2010, Hannah-Rei released her debut EP “Reminisce” for download, featuring 5 heartfelt ballads that reflect upon love.

A skilled radio craftsman, who pretty much from the age of 8 years old knew that he wanted to be on the radio when he grew up.

Hear ‘Hirsty’s Daily Dose’ by listening to Capital FM on 105.1, 105.6 & 105.8 FM in Yorkshire, on DAB & On- line at www.capitalfm.com 6-10 am

USN Unstopable Nature posse was created in Elizabeth, Adelaide, South Australia in the early 80’s.. USN are a team of dedicated Hiphoppas in the vein of true Hiphop Kulture based on skillz and lifestyle that are reflected in our Art and Music… Throughout the years both in Australia and in the UK since 93′ USN have always maintained a high standard of artistry and applied somethin we call ‘Da Burna Mentality’… ‘Significance should be our ultimate goal – not survival. Lets not do the least we can do that will get us by, Lets do the most we can do! Da USN Burna Mentality

This was the cover for Replenish’s 4th album – Underground.

Here’s what Music web site Cross Rhythms said about the album.

The results are a fine rock album with an uncompromised message and plenty of creativity thrown in. They have taken three previous favourites, “You Are”, “Learn To Live” and “Anthem” and re-recorded them giving all the songs a new feel so that they work in a completely fresh way. I love the prayerful “See You” which is packed with atmosphere whilst the title cut is a moody rocker. The album has plenty of emotional vibes to create rock with lots of whistles and bells to pull you in and a solid spiritual heart to touch you when you get there. It is both immediate and deep, leaving the listener with something fresh to discover with every play. Not an easy feat to achieve but Replenish manage it and deserve to break through with this. Atmospheric, anthemic, emotional rock anybody?