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Andrew Marston introduces Paul Tarry (Redditch/Evesham)

BBC Introducing Hereford & Worcester

Unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar music as recorded at the Evesham Arts Centre.

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Sat 4 Feb 201720:00

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Paul Tarry was born in Bromsgrove in 1985 and now lives just down the road from the Evesham Arts Centre at Harvington.

He's been playing music since the age of 12 and with three young children and a full time job, he says it's taken him a little bit longer to get to this point.

He met his songwriting partner, Christian J Hill, a year ago and on their first night of meeting they wrote a track that would then go on to be played across all 39 BBC Local Radio stations in Britain.

"A stunning live performance from an artist who’s been turning a lot of heads nationally after releasing his debut single" - Andrew Marston.

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This month's sessions were recorded at the Evesham Arts Centre.

The venue, which has been hosting a variety of performances in their 300-seat auditorium since 1979, is run by volunteers.

During February, they're hosting a variety of folk acts and musicals along with a special guest appearance, next Saturday, from Toyah Willcox.

A local history of great gigs and musical legends

In the news: The line-ups announced for Mello and Upton festivals.
In the gig guide: Barbara Dickson is performing in Evesham.

BBC Introducing in Hereford & Worcester supports unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar musicians from Herefordshire and Worcestershire.

Since 2011, we've been taking the show out on-the-road showcasing the very best musicians from our area.

Our next recording session takes place on Sunday 26 February where we'll be rolling up to the White Lion in Leominster to record several acts who we've been playing on BBC Hereford & Worcester recently.

We'll bring the bands - all we need now is the fans!

None of these artists knew they were being considered for a live session - they were chosen based on the tracks they uploaded to us.

So if you'd like to Be Part Of It, then simply turn up any time from 6pm - it's free to get in - but you must be prepared to make lots of noise for local music!