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Andrew Marston introduces Red Line Ratio (Bromsgrove)

BBC Introducing Hereford & Worcester

Unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar music, as recorded at the Colwall Family Music Festival.

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red:line:ratio's BBC Introducing session
Duration: 27:28

Steve Attridge & The Sleeping Giants
Silhouettes
Organising LakeFest
- Roving Crows
  Rollin' Home
HUMM
Savannah
Performing at LakeFest on the BBC Hereford & Worcester stage
- Dan Hattersley
  Freefall
Bethan & The Morgans
Something New
Midnight Sun
Careless Liars
In session at the Colwall Family Music Festival
- red:line:ratio
  The Avalanche
- red:line:ratio
  Had It All
Seasons
Heights
Football returns to Edgar Street
- Harry Harris
  The Ballad of Ronnie Radford
PERFORMED AT GLASTONBURY - DISCOVERED BY BBC INTRODUCING IN HEREFORD & WORCESTER
- Peace
  World Pleasure
  Columbia.
Reviewed
- A Hundred Suns
  Mirror Can't Break
Grafton Ash
Everything Changes
Xsylum
Versatile
In session at the Colwall Family Music Festival
- red:line:ratio
  This Is The Night
- red:line:ratio
  Bones

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red:line:ratio are situated between Bromsgrove, Kidderminster and Stourbridge.

They formed around six years ago and are constantly writing, rehearsing and performing.

They occasionally throw the odd cover into their set and their influences are too wide to mention!

All of our live studio sessions and festival gigs since 2005...

LakeFest is a relatively new music festival taking place on the Worcestershire border, near Evesham, at Bredon Hardwick.

Ash, Goldie Lookin Chain, Billy Bragg, The Cheeky Girls, The Magic Numbers, Hayseed Dixie, N-Trance and Nizlopi are all on this year's lineup.

Yesterday we were there recording all of our sessions to go out next month.

Check out our local festival guide...

This month's sessions were recorded at the Colwall Family Music Festival, near Ledbury.

Since 2014, the organisers have made it their mission to raise funds for The British Heart Foundation.

The event is run by Neil Collins who owns a sound and lighting hire company and was the man behind Re-Con in Great Malvern.

Take a look at our music history...

In the gig guide: The Cheeky Girls are playing in our area!
In the news: A record-breaking year for the Three Choirs Festival.

Less than a year after their first-ever performance, the St Michael's Hospice Community Choir has sung at one of the world's most prestigious classical musical festivals.

The volunteer choir has an age range of 7 to 70+ and performed at the Three Choirs Festival in Hereford in front of a full house.

They finished with a rendition of the new fundraising anthem written by Denise Bishop who works at the hospice in Bartestree.

Listen to some of our favourite interviews...

This week, Andy O'Hare is at LakeFest where he reviews:

Short Stuff & The Futures at day one of Malvern Rocks.
Priests To Pilots & Missing Sparrows at Worcester Rowing Club.
Amorphica, Nuns Of The Tundra, A Hundred Suns, Tokyo Marching Band, Paarthurnax, Black Heart Angels & Prism at day two of Malvern Rocks.

BBC Introducing in Hereford & Worcester stage at the Worcester Music Festival

Our next recording session takes place at Drummonds in Worcester, on Sunday 20 September from 2pm, as part of this year's Worcester Music Festival.

The event has been compared to a local version of SXSW with several pubs and clubs around the city hosting live music with song-writing workshops also taking place during the weekend.

It was founded in 2008 by Chris Bennion who makes Worcestershire Sauce who wanted his area to be known for more than just Lea & Perrins.