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Lehi
Lehi (Pronounced Lee-Hi) is a 24-year-old solo artist from Hartlepool, Northeast England, who writes, plays, records, and produces his own music. Being encompassed in music as a child, Lehi’s formative years were spent writing music and playing guitar in a local band.
In 2015, Lehi discovered a passion for recording music, spending countless hours in his college music studio. He and a school friend formed THE EUTONY, releasing three fabulous guitar focused singles in 2017.
Lehi attended Leeds Beckett University studying music production and gradating in 2021 with a First Class degree.
After years of being in bands, performing around the Northeast and developing his craft, in 2023, Lehi decided he was ready to be a solo artist. Having an eclectic taste, artists such as The 1975, Valley, MUNA and The Blue Nile inspired Lehi’s own music, with a focus on vocal production and luscious 80’s synths drowned in chorus.
Lehi’s journey will explore different genres to create a soundtrack to his life. His debut single has impressed the music community, and it has featured on over forty radio stations worldwide including Radio X, Amazing Radio and BBC Introducing. He has been the Unsigned Artist and Record of the Week on two radio stations and his debut single made No.1 on the IT IS NOW RADIO TOP 20 and KB Radio Canada Indie TOP 40.
Lehi is excited to release his brand new single entitled, ‘Shut the Door’ out now which was featured by John Kennedy on Radio X as an X-Posure Hot One and on BBC Introducing.
Phillip Broussard
Born and raised in Washington State, Phillip Broussard discovered his passion early in life when his father brought home a guitar. His father's original intention was to play the guitar himself, but he soon found Phillip picking up the guitar when he didn't think anyone was watching. Phillip grew up under the influence of his father's favorites, Pink Floyd, James Taylor, Jimi Hendrix, and Eric Clapton. What started as just a few chords ignited a desire to share his new found passion with the world.
Tragedy struck at 18 years old when Phillip's father, grandfather and uncle passed away within six months of each other. Phillip put down his guitar and enlisted in the United States Navy in an attempt to quell his grief. Early on in his Naval career, someone handed Phillip a copy of John Mayer's CD, "Room for Squares". This album reignited Phillip's passion for the guitar. In 2007, Phillip deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom. During this time, he refined his guitar skills.