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We’re Little
Grace.
Where are you from?
All based
around the Liverpool area, the majority of us are from a small industrial town
called Widnes.
Who is in your band?
There are five of us;
Ben and Adam
Harrison, both of whom bring the vocals, Mike Doyle is the guitarist, Callum
Horridge plays bass and Peter
Kirby is our drummer.
How would you describe
yourselves?
We do
introduce ourselves as a pop/soul/R&B band, although recently we’ve been
working on a more electric sound, but still we still sit quite comfortably into
the pop genre.
Who are your main
influences musically?
When it comes
to song writing we are heavily influenced by the likes of John Legend, but as
individuals our influences range from Marvin Gaye to Mike Skinner.
What do you hope to achieve
in music?
At the moment
we’re striding to get our music heard, that being by the industry, or by
general listeners. But we’ve always been interested in the likes of Radio 1, so
it would mean a huge amount to us if we ever had a play on there. We’re also
quite into the collaborations, but we would be here all night listing who we’d
like to collab with.
What has been the highlight
of your career so far, and why?
Within the past six months we have recorded and released our debut self-titled EP, which has been
one of the greatest experiences for us so far, as well as it being an amazing
time we all learnt a tremendous amount from it, so its something we’ll never
forget. We’re also lined up to play The Great British R&B Festival later in
August, which we’re sure will be a great experience.
And what’s the moment you
want to forget?
There aren’t
that many to be fair. There was that one time we set out for a gig in York, and
about two minutes into the journey we discovered that a Corsa isn’t built to take
a full band (with gear) on a 100-mile round trip.
If you had to pick just one
of your songs to represent your music, what would it be and why?
We have a
tune on Little Grace called ‘Past Time History’, which is most probably the
closest representation of us that we have recorded. Although the song isn’t
actually written about a personal experience, it’s more based on an idea or a
story if you would.
Where can we listen to
it?
All of our
music is available from the following links!
https://twitter.com/LittleGraceUK (Or
@littlegraceuk (same for Instagram))
Anything else you’d like to
say that I forgot to ask?
Thanks for this opportunity! It really does mean a
lot, keep up the good work!
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