Black Diamond Bay (UK)

Black Diamond Bay (UK) is an English independent electronic band formed in 2008, based in Leeds and London. The band consists of Agne Motie, Jesse O'Mahoney, Tom Sidebottom, Ben Ziapour, Ben Wilson and Colin Sutton. They produce and play live in several electronic dance music styles including Slo-Mo House and electronic music.

History

Black Diamond Bay was formed by Jesse O'Mahoney and Tom Sidebottom and was realised fully as a live band in 2006 when they recruited four other band members. In 2010 they signed a recording deal with Exceptional Records,[1] with whom they have released an album, Come The Desert, in March 2011,[2] along with several singles and an EP. The band have a strong Lithuanian following in London.[3] (Agne is Lithuanian) and have received strong support from Alan Raw via the Leeds based BBC Introducing show,[4] which led to them playing at both Reading and Leeds Festivals[5] in 2011, and being added to the BBC Radio 1 playlist[6] rotation.

Band members
  • Agne Motie: Vocals
  • Jesse O'Mahoney: Vocals, song-writing, composition, co-production
  • Tom Sidebottom: Production, composition, keyboard, violin
  • Ben Ziapour: Guitar, production, composition
  • Ben Wilson: Drums, co-production, composition
  • Colin Sutton: Bass Guitar, composition

Discography

Studio albums
  • 14 March 2011: Come The Desert

EPs and singles
  • 5 April 2010: "Worship The Sun" (EP)
  • 21 June 2010: "Philharmonic Bubbles" (single)
  • 25 October 2010: "Peace" (single)
  • 4 July 2011: "I Dreamt We Were Bank Robbers" (single)
  • 26 August 2011: "Speak Slow" (single)
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See also

References
  1. "Exceptional Records". Archived from the original on 8 July 2012. Retrieved 23 September 2011.
  2. "Black Diamond Bay on Apple Music". Music.apple.com.
  3. "black diamond bay | Search Results | B'UK". Web.archive.org. 2 April 2012.
  6. "BBC - Radio 1 Playlist". Bbc.co.uk.
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