Cherryshoes Hay On Wye, UK
The music of Cherryshoes has emerged from the shadows of the Black Mountains. Their unique brand of pop noir has eclectic
roots, combining haunted vocals with hypnotic instrumentation.
With production from Jim Eliot, their music received extensive radio play, including BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6 Music.
Cherryshoes performed at T in the Park & Latitude Festival and will soon launch their first EP.
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