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Andrew Marston introduces Robert Brunt

BBC Introducing Hereford & Worcester

Unsigned, undiscovered and under-the-radar music with Andrew Marston.

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Sat 26 Apr 2014 20:00

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Robert Brunt's BBC Introducing session

Duration: 29:48

Nominated for the BBC Introducing stage at T In The Park
- Robinson
  
  You'll Never Be Her
  
  Palawan.
Bo Walton

Gonna Make Love
- Jump Jack Records.
Nominated for the BBC Introducing stage at T In The Park
- Ronin
  
  Mirrors
Jayke

Thoughts
Reviewed
- Hey You Guys!
  
  Keston Villers' Investment Club
In session at the West Malvern Social Club
- Robert Brunt
  
  Lady Of Nashville
- Robert Brunt
  
  Ghost Dancer
Natalie Hall

Remote Control
- InterMet Music Group.
Matt Envy

Jumpin'
Tiga Lilly

In The Light, In The Dark
Interviewed
- Abby Inez
  
  Say What You Think
Ways Away

Reel It In
Reviewed
- Alex Rainsford
  
  Same Kind
Seasons

Clouds
Reviewed
- Skewwhiff
  
  I Swear
In session at the West Malvern Social Club
- Robert Brunt
  
  When The Deed Is Done
- Robert Brunt
  
  Christmas Without Holly (Won't Be The Same)

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Bromsgrove's Robert Brunt was chosen by BBC Introducing presenter Andrew Marston as 'one to watch out for' in his Hot For 2014 countdown.

Robert is a "singer and songwriter of rockabilly plus country & western of 15-years".

During the day, he works as a caretaker at a local school and by night teaches kids rock music!

He's never been to the States - so bought his cowboy hat on the Bromsgrove High Street instead!

All of our live studio sessions and festival gigs since 2005...

BBC Hereford & Worcester's Birthday Honours is underway - and it's attracting some great entries and inspiring stories.

Like music festival organiser Andy Mapp, from Malvern, who's been nominated by his friend Lisa.

Despite struggling with his health, he's donated his time and effort to helping young musicians and filmmakers get a foot in the door.

Find out about our area's local music festivals...

Malvern is the most musical place in the region, if the number of tracks we receive from the town is anything to go by.

It's also the home to several open mic nights including Tuesdays at the Great Malvern Hotel, Wednesdays at The Morgan, Thursdays that used to be at Re-Con and occasional nights at The Unicorn.

The West Malvern Social Club is one such venue hosting regular music, so it was a natural choice to take our monthly recording roadshow to the hills - as we celebrated not only the best in music, but Mothering Sunday too!

Meet some of our local musicians...

This week, Andy O'Hare reviews:

'Poor' Bob Jones' Blues Night: Matthew Killeck, Dave Bristow, Perry Foster, Stripped Down Blues @ The Cellar Bar, Worcester.
Hey You Guys! at The Firefly, Worcester.
Record Store Day 2014: Polly & Sam & Alex Rainsford at Carnival Records, Malvern plus The Roving Crows at Rise Records, Worcester.
Cracked Actors & Skewwhiff at The Marr's Bar, Worcester.

A teenage singer from Droitwich has made the top 10 singer-songwriter iTunes downloads.

18-year-old Abby Inez has already been featured as our BBC Introducing track of the week and joins us for a live session at the beginning of May.

More interviews...

It's good enough for you, it's good enough for me. But which town, in our area, is good enough for Dodgy to perform in this week? Find out in this week's gig guide.
The Prime Minister has spoken about one of our local festivals - find out which one in this week's papers.

Our next recording session takes place on Sunday 4 May at the Bell Inn, Leominster and features four acts who we've been playing on BBC Hereford & Worcester recently.

It's free to get in - and this is your chance to see how we capture live music on tape, while being able to enjoy some of the hottest new acts we've got in our area right now.

None of these artists knew they were being considered for a live session - they were chosen based on the tracks they uploaded to us.

Doors open at 2pm - but you're more than welcome to turn up anytime until 6pm.