Stunning female vocals that are both beautifully tender and powerfully moving, perfectly matched by skillfully layered acoustic and electric guitars, sweet trumpet tones, gentle piano, and smooth solid rhythms. This is the distinctive sound of Greymatter, an all-girl semi-acoustic folk rock band from the UK's South East who originally formed in 2004, and have since been steadily growing their reputation for consummate musicianship and fun and engaging live performances. If you listen to the likes of the Indigo Girls, Newton Faulkner, Melissa Etheridge, Shawn Colvin, and Jewel, then you're going to love Greymatter. "If you've never heard greymatter, try to imagine the songs of Nelly Furtado sung with a slight Melissa Etheridge huskiness, with snatches of Syd Straw thrown in for good measure. And harmonies. And musical tips o' the hat towards Fleetwood Mac, even some 70s country rock. [...] Jules' brass highlights make the music more vivid, and the musicianship is typically strong. Payne delivers some very accomplished song-writing, with complex structures and themes." [gaydarnation 2008] With over four years of European gigs and two self-produced albums to their name, Greymatter are clearly deeply passionate about their heartfelt and memorable songs about life and love, and that passion is proving infectious. Captivating audiences wherever they play, this sociable band have been attracting great reviews from the media including coverage in Diva, G3, and crAve and airplay on BBC Berkshire and Brighton’s Radio Reverb. Georgey's talented songwriting, vocals, guitar and piano; Emma's expressive vocal performances; Julie's strong bass rhythms; Jules' musically accomplished guitar and trumpet; and Andi's timely drums. It all adds up to a sound that will leave any music lover wanting more.