BEAT DIS + del.grady

//del.grady//

"For 18 years I've been active in the music scene at home and abroad, which has brought me in contact with a lot of people. I have been and am fortunate enough to have found lifelong friendships, but of course many people have come and gone in my life, often led by a conflict of interest with toxic characters driven by pride and a desire for dominance. Having been brought up in the underground, the main driving force for me was never about making money, whether it was money, networking capital or any kind of upward mobility. These four tracks are a summation of my experiences on my journey so far, so the title "territoriality" is less geographical than psychological."

Her recently released album Territoriality can now be heard live.

//Beat Dis//

It has always been difficult to find an appropriate adjective for Beat Dis' sound. With their strong dark-electro influences and stone-rock influences, their music is as much folk as it is mainstream pop. All this is wrapped in harmonies that caress and embrace the audience. The massive sound that defined their first album has evolved over time and tears open even deeper layers. Beat Dis is a unique and, to say the least, indescribable musical experience.