Field Harmonics
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GB Wolverhampton – Electronic / Electronica / Dance / Pop / Synthiepop
Field Harmonics

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Wayside and Woodland Recordings
Ab67616d0000b2738a8ec119f191df34c40543c6 Life Single 2016
Ab67616d0000b273ee31af757a060dd6838cb166 Heron Single 2016
Ab67616d0000b27399fb19a4a496565500f051c8 Corners Album 2016
Ab67616d0000b2735acb5c7e4e223f3bb2b24eb5 Girls Single 2015
Ab67616d0000b27322eb62b582b5f304f9b54745 Happenstance (Remixes) Single 2013
Ab67616d0000b273eda4e5f8c867450e3f66dcef Walls Album 2013
Wayside and Woodland
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Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Corners Album 2016
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Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Everyone Single 2013
Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Walls Album 2013
Wayside and Woodland
Edit-artist-releases-release-placeholder Happenstance EP 2013
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Field Harmonics is a Wolverhampton based electro-pop duo fronted by 19 year old singer-songwriter Bryony Williams, working alongside musician/producer Rob Glover of ambient-pop experimentalists epic45.

The pair have been working together for over a year and April/May 2016 sees the release of their 2nd album ‘Corners’, with songs from the album having already received support from the likes of BBC Introducing and 6Music’s Lauren Laverne and Tom Ravenscroft.

'Corners' is hypnotic, immersive and dreamlike. Compared to the previous strident electro-pop of debut album 'Walls', it is now more expansive and dynamic yet at the same time shrouded by the shimmering, ethereal production. Glover's voice now only occasionally haunts the periphery of the main lines, themselves a stream of soporific mantras intoned by singer, Bryony Williams. As ever, there are detectable influences in the miasma of sound that Field Harmonics call their own; the majestic sweep of the Pet Shop Boys, the rhythmic pulse of New Order refracted through the dusty, distorted facets of artists such as Boards Of Canada and Grimes.

Field Harmonics have played 2 headline shows at the Union Chapel in London as well as sharing stages with Visage, Lapsley, Still Corners, Woman’s Hour, Lapalux, Jessy Lanza, Thumpers, Man Without Country, Cymbals, Summer Heart, Pixx, LA Priest, Clean Cut Kid, April Towers and Ulrich Schnauss.