Danny Chang Part2..Some Lockdown Ideas

KCL Caught up a while back with Danny, you may have seen the first part to our Vodcast.

We now release the second Part of the interview and ask for your ideas of help to artists and workers within the creative industries.

We are a community fiercely hit by by shutdowns and issues with funding,surely together we can use our creativity to try to adapt and move forward

We at KCL would be interested in any suggestions that may help the cause.

Zipper - Vodcast

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Zipper was a five piece band in Cardiff, Wales, UK from 1979-83 which drew considerable inspiration from The Kinks. Members of the band were Andy Brice (bass), Ray Sinclair (guitar), Jon Calvin-Thomas (vocals), Mike Gale (guitar), and Chris Brazier (drums). The biggest 'hit' was Life of Riley which was first released on Spanking Records and later released on Virgin and entered the UK single charts in 1979. It was also made an Andy Peebles single of the week on Radio 1 in the UK.

Steve from KCL recently caught up with Jon and Andy! Check it out below

Richard Digby-Smith Interview: Part 1

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In 1970, Digby started his studio career as a staff engineer for Island Records and later became the chief engineer for all of Island’s UK studio division. Digby is renowned for his eclectic repertoire having worked with artists ranging from The London Symphony Orchestra to Eric Clapton and Bob Marley to Paul McCartney. During this time, Digby was part of the team that produced the classic Led Zeppelin albums III and IV, including the famous Stairway to Heaven.

Digby recently worked at The Mill Studios in Newton Abbot (established by renowned Trident Studio and Mixing Desk creator Malcom Toft), but is now delighted to offer his music production and engineering skills at Studio 54 in Exeter alongside his TQ1Music business.

What an incredible roster of artists…it was an absolute pleasure to have Richard on our show! Check it out part 1 below.