Hush Mozey + James Humphrys

HUSH MOZEY
The band released their second EP, “Pretty Little Seance”, in 2019 with a sold out release show at Rough Trade Bristol, leading to multiple Glastonbury appearances, performing at O2 Academy Bristol and the being featured on Steve Lamacq’s “Recommends” show on BBC 6 Music.

“Do you know what’s even better than the fact they write some of the best everyman punk-rock songs you’re likely to hear this side of 1972? It’s the fact that they’re absolutely insane live. Like, seriously: we saw them a few months ago at a tiny venue in their hometown, and they absolutely killed it. The guitars were loud, the singalongs were aplenty, and there was sweat flying from the band and the crowd alike before it felt like even a moment had passed – heck, we’re willing to swear blind that even the walls were sweating by the end of that show.” - One on one music

"Their music and words form a union that encapsulates the dreamy uncertainty of youth, even if it turns out to be a nightmare." - Bristol in Stereo”

JAMES HUMPHRYS
2020 saw James release his second EP, ‘Memory Palace’, collecting mass praise from tastemakers such as Stereoboard, The Rodeo Magazine, CLOUT, and Indie Central Music to name but a few. James has now hit the ground running in 2021 with a music video for his single ‘Three Weeks’ staring Netflix’s Jessie Mei Li and a catalogue of unreleased music up his sleeve. It is set to be an exciting year for James.

Taking influences from bands like Foals, Parcels, Bombay Bicycle Club, Jungle and Franc Moody, James’s music is a unique concoction of upbeat funk-filled dream pop with often surprisingly melancholic lyrics.

James has played venues ranging from Bristol’s Thekla to the Royal Albert Hall, selling out his headline show at Bristol’s Crofter’s Rights and supporting bands including San Cisco, Shortstraw and Cassia. In addition to multiple sets with London's Sofar Sounds, James has also joined the line-up at Glastonbury Festival, 2000 Trees, Bristol Harbour Side Festival and Dot to Dot Festival.