Little Eris official digital single release date

Saturday, December 08, 2012

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"So Many Nights" the debut single released by Little Eris on 14th December 2012 is a mini masterpiece of experimental space-age psychedelic pop which hopes to make a big bang in the universe.

The track is produced by Charlie Hoskyns known for his work with Irish folk band The Popes, and has been mastered by Pete Maher at Topfloor Music, whose recent credits include Patti Smith, Depeche Mode, Nine Inch Nails and U2 to name but a few.

The single will be available from the 14th of December via Original Human as a digital download (from Amazon, iTunes and Spotify for £0.89p) To be released physically in January 2013, followed by full length album from Little Eris.

Little Eris is a solo female artist, this has not stopped collaborations with others, such as comedian Johnny Nigma, who has provided videos, visuals and audience interaction during live events. Past concert appearances have included impromptu performances by audience members suddenly chosen from the crowd to temporarily join the band to sing song lyrics, guest musicians and vocalists performing live.Little Eris is Eris Kaoss (aka Bronwen Davies, former vocalist and bass player with Freaky Fortnight) and her inventive catalogue of quirky spaced-out songs have quickly become a firm favourite of Adam Walton's BBC Radio Wales show and his listeners, who have a keen ear for emerging Welsh musical talent from the UK underground music scene. The first official release featuring these cosmic sounds launched from the depths of cyberspace has already been gaining rave reviews from those in the know, catching the attention of the likes of Jona Lewie, who had a number one Christmas single with his hit record 'Stop the Cavalry'.


Performances at various festivals and events around the UK has expanded the band's line-up to include several extra musicians and dancers, and providing main support on the 2010 UK comeback tour for Viv Albertine from the original all-girl punk band The Slits. In 2011, Little Eris toured the UK with The Great Wreck and Roll Cirkus alongside festival veterans Here & Now and Eat Static. Her recent cultural activities include founding The Unemployed Daytime Disco events and webstreaming to a live audience at the Tate Modern oil tanks.

Little Eris has been on the scene since 2008 she previously released a 13 track debut album "Molecules R Us" comprising a collection of demos available as a free download in the spirit of providing music for the masses and to circumvent the credit crunch, which was also released as limited edition CDs featuring personalised DIY artwork.

"Music with personality....it is people who are complete individuals like Little Eris who make this role so rewarding, and truly exciting" Adam Walton, BBC INTRODUCING WALES