Three artists working in the music industry, after years of toil in the background,

come together to form FEAR OF AN INFINITE LOOP.

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Writing across continents and recording in frantic bursts

of availability, the three band members catalyse in each other

a creative milieu, bringing their strengths and talents to the forefront.

 

Daryl Bass

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Austin Reynolds

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Along the border of Essex and London, Daryl and Austin came together over many years of creative

collaboration and had found themselves producing Trip-hop and Drum and Bass for a variety of London and UK labels and worldwide. After so much work produced within the constraints of commercial music, the pair strained at the reigns and began reaching out for something free of outside influence, a truer expression of their musicianship.

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They were looking for a vocalist who could capture the dark landscapes and foreboding timbres evoked in their songs, and they found Caroline Dawson.

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Caroline Dawson

Musician | Caroline Dawson (carolinedawsonmusic.com)

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Singer/songwriter Caroline Dawson was born in Oslo, Norway, by Norwegian mother and English father and has been living between London and Portugal for 25 years. She began playing the piano when she was 6 years old and was part of the rock duo “Pretty Goners” in Norway before she started composing her own songs in Portugal in 1997.

 

In 2001 she released her first EP and 2 of these songs were used for a soundtrack in two Brazilian soap operas, ”As Filhas da Mãe” and “Mulheres Apaixonados”. She played solo at various venues in Lisbon and during the European football championship in 2004. In 2013 her first album “Have You Felt the Change?” was released, this time accompanied by a piano, drums and double bass.

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She collaborates on a regular basis as a songwriter with other artists, and was part of The Gulbenkian Choir in Lisbon performing Carmina Burana.

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She recently won the prize for best Folk/singer-songwriter at THE AKADEMIA AWARDS.