VerseChorusVerse was born in 2011 after Tony Wright left Northern Irish instrumental rock band And So I Watch You From Afar. He has since gigged extensively across the UK and Europe from major festivals to intimate house shows and in 2013 released his debut album VerseChorusVerse, produced by Ivor Novello winner Iain Archer, formerly of Snow Patrol. A passionate live performer and a prolific songwriter with a knack for telling it like it is, be it factually or fictionally, he has had personal invitations from artists as diverse as Daniel Johnston, Bronagh Gallagher, Jesse Malin, Andy Cairns, Devin Townsend and Tim Wheeler to join them on tour.

MOBO and Urban Music Awards-nominated David Lyttle is known as much for his eclectic studio projects as his jazz drumming. Starting out a child performer in his family band he has gone on to release three solo albums on his own Lyte Records label and tour in over fifteen countries. On his most recent album Faces he adopts the role of instrumentalist, songwriter, producer and singer. It was described by Rolling Stone as "one of the best, robust listening experiences you're likely to have this year" and features a long list of collaborators from US rap star Talib Kweli to jazz icon Joe Lovano to Duke Special.