Merseyside trio 'Sunda Blue' is the artistic project of Fred Greaves, Harry McKenzie and Daniel Robinson. The friends began working creatively together in the summer of 2022 and arrived in their current form in the summer of 2024. Crafting left-field pop songs with a strong dance flavour, they draw influence from pop, house music, funk, disco, ambient and soul. The result is an eclectic, genre-spanning sound, tied together by the consistent presence of an underlying dance floor-ready groove. Firmly embedded within a community of friends and artists within the electronic music scene, collaborative projects are a key hallmark of the group. Notable recent projects include a track with frequent Toy-Tonics collaborator Andreas Kon and a remix courtesy of Dj Streaks. Their latest release, 'I Will Wait', showcases their affinity for disco rhythms and summery sounds, encapsulating the essence of their dynamic and innovative approach to music.
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| ' I Will Wait ' single |
'Sunda Blue' have released six singles to date, featuring collaborations with DJ Streaks and vocalist Sadie, emphasising their desire to craft not just their sound, but their scene. An ability to produce and mix in-house has given the group the freedom to consistently evolve their sound. With acclaim from BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio off the back of their singles, and a sold-out London headline, the trio are eager continue their ascent. Their other 5 singles are 'Talk Loud' (featuring Sadie)", 'Lights Go Out', 'The One' - Dj Streaks Remix (featuring Andreas Kon), 'Suzie Said', and 'The One' (featuring Andreas Kon).
They have performed at venues like the Bloom Building, a 7 minute walk from Future Yard, at 3 Abbey Close, Unit 1, Birkenhead and also Coffee in Birkenhead. Bloom Building is the flagship space of the Open Door Charity and has been operating in Birkenhead since 2019. Bloom is Merseyside’s most colourful building, an immersive environment that reimagines how the worlds of mental health, social action, arts, culture and community coexist. For this series of shows, Bloom's main open events space was transformed into a 120-capacity live gig space, with stage, PA and full lighting rig.
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