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Bookings:
nick@codaagency.com
Thurs 09/02/12 World HQ, Newcastle, UK
Sat 11/02/12 Hospitality @ Digital, Brighton, UK
Sat 11/02/12 Rinseout, Exeter, UK
Fri 17/02/12 Hospitality @ Prague, Czech Republic
Sat 18/02/12 Mainframe, Salzburg, Austria
Mon 20/02/12 Breakdown In The Snow, France
Fri 24/02/12 Sherbet, Bournemouth, UK
Fri 24/02/12 Hospitality @ The Regal, Oxford, UK
Sat 25/02/12 02 Academy, Bristol, UK
Fri 02/03/12 L2, Truro, UK
Sat 03/03/12 Hospitality @ The Great Hall, Cardiff, UK
Sat 10/03/12 Club 27, Tubingen, Germany
Fri 16/03/12 Bleu Lezard, Lausanne, Switzerland
Fri 30/03/12 Hospitality @ Rainbow Warehouse, Birmingham, UK
Sat 31/03/12 LX Factory, Lisbon, Portugal
Mon 16/04/12 Hit & Run, Manchester, UK
Fri 20/04/12 Highway, Rampage, Belgium
Fri 27/04/12 Gare Porto, Porto, Portugal
nick@codaagency.com
Thurs 09/02/12 World HQ, Newcastle, UK
Sat 11/02/12 Hospitality @ Digital, Brighton, UK
Sat 11/02/12 Rinseout, Exeter, UK
Fri 17/02/12 Hospitality @ Prague, Czech Republic
Sat 18/02/12 Mainframe, Salzburg, Austria
Mon 20/02/12 Breakdown In The Snow, France
Fri 24/02/12 Sherbet, Bournemouth, UK
Fri 24/02/12 Hospitality @ The Regal, Oxford, UK
Sat 25/02/12 02 Academy, Bristol, UK
Fri 02/03/12 L2, Truro, UK
Sat 03/03/12 Hospitality @ The Great Hall, Cardiff, UK
Sat 10/03/12 Club 27, Tubingen, Germany
Fri 16/03/12 Bleu Lezard, Lausanne, Switzerland
Fri 30/03/12 Hospitality @ Rainbow Warehouse, Birmingham, UK
Sat 31/03/12 LX Factory, Lisbon, Portugal
Mon 16/04/12 Hit & Run, Manchester, UK
Fri 20/04/12 Highway, Rampage, Belgium
Fri 27/04/12 Gare Porto, Porto, Portugal
We are delighted to welcome Fred V & Grafix to the Hospital family. You may have checked them already at one of our Hospitality nights this year, grabbed one of their releases courtesy of Mainframe, Allsorts or Talkin Beatz, or repeat-played their recent remixes of Emeli Sande, and Skepta.
Their first release since signing exclusively to the label is “Find My Way”, which features on the “Fifteen Years Of Hospital Records” album. The West Country duo have been making some incredible tunes of late, coupled with a packed UK/European dj diary, and we feel they are very much at home at Hospital Records.
Look forward to big things from Fred V & Grafix in 2012 and beyond!
The latest signings to Hospital come in the form of fledgling stars Fred Vahrman and Josh Jackson a.k.a Fred V & Grafix. A pair of producers who have been working together for the past five years now and showing huge promise of late, the boys have already brought us such gems as “One Of These Days”, “Long Distance“ and “Room To Breathe”, as well as featuring on a number of Hospitality compilations. When they’re not making uplifting liquid gems and charming D+B fans across the globe, you can find the Devon duo pondering over theory and studying Creative Music Technology at Bath Spa University.
Recent recruits to the scene, Fred V & Grafix were initially into live music, with Fred’s guitar talents still coming into good use in their recent contribution to the “Fifteen Years Of Hospital Records” album “Find My Way”. The pair converted to D+B when they heard Pendulum’s controversial and genre-changing album “Hold Your Colour” and High Contrast’s sophomore “High Society”. Influenced by an eclectic range of sounds outside of D+B, from electro/French house, ambient and hip hop, Fred V & Grafix cite artists such as Flying Lotus, Bonobo, Dilla and Jimi Hendrix as key inspirations, alongside fellow Hospital artists High Contrast and Logistics.
Having already released music on Allsorts and Talkin Beatz, and received Radio One support from Zane Lowe and Annie Mac, Fred V & Grafix made their Hospital debut on the “Fifteen Years Of Hospital Records” album with “Find My Way”. As well as producers within their own right, Fred V & Grafix have also stunned us with their remixes of Emeli Sande – “Daddy” and Skepta – “Hold On” Having signed to Hospital late in 2011, one thing’s for sure, as we look ahead, the future is most definitely bright for Fred V & Grafix.
Recent recruits to the scene, Fred V & Grafix were initially into live music, with Fred’s guitar talents still coming into good use in their recent contribution to the “Fifteen Years Of Hospital Records” album “Find My Way”. The pair converted to D+B when they heard Pendulum’s controversial and genre-changing album “Hold Your Colour” and High Contrast’s sophomore “High Society”. Influenced by an eclectic range of sounds outside of D+B, from electro/French house, ambient and hip hop, Fred V & Grafix cite artists such as Flying Lotus, Bonobo, Dilla and Jimi Hendrix as key inspirations, alongside fellow Hospital artists High Contrast and Logistics.
Having already released music on Allsorts and Talkin Beatz, and received Radio One support from Zane Lowe and Annie Mac, Fred V & Grafix made their Hospital debut on the “Fifteen Years Of Hospital Records” album with “Find My Way”. As well as producers within their own right, Fred V & Grafix have also stunned us with their remixes of Emeli Sande – “Daddy” and Skepta – “Hold On” Having signed to Hospital late in 2011, one thing’s for sure, as we look ahead, the future is most definitely bright for Fred V & Grafix.
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