gilder
Gilder’s sound has often been called distinctly English and yet so much is taken from all kinds of cultures worldwide. The basis though lies in folk mixed with
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Gilder’s sound has often been called distinctly English and yet so much is taken from all kinds of cultures worldwide. The basis though lies in folk mixed with electronica and leftfield breaks. Jay once described Gilder’s music as peanut butter on toast and it has remained a great formula crunchy beats with a smooth layer of deep orchestral sound.Band/artist history
Gilder was formed 3 years ago by Jay Waddington and Elly Field. Jay’s musical background and production skills combined beautifully with Elly’s vocals and lyrics to produce their unique sound.
Ian joined two years later having already spent many years perfecting his art as a drummer in most musical scenarios from jazz and folk through to rock.Have you performed in front of an audience?Yes we do. We have no gigs lined up at the moment but we will keep you posted.
Your musical influences
The band has much in common although their personal influences are really diverse - they range from KFL to Kate Bush and this diversity has helped to create their individual style.What equipment do you use?
Micro Korg
Yamaha RM1x
Roland TR707
Ensoniq ESP16+
Yamaha AW16G
Yamaha DTXtrem II electronic drums
Carillon PC running Logic
Technics 1210
Texas Instruments Speak & SpellContact
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This song is really good. I am going to their website to buy their album. You must take time out to listen to this.
