Album Notes

Honeyroot is a collaboration between electronia pioneers Glenn Gregory and Keith Lowndes.

Glenn was (and still is) frontman with Heaven 17. He has worked with many of the greats including Tina Turner, Grace Jones, Propaganda, BEF, Terence Trent D'Arby, Ultravox, Midge Ure, Carole Kenyan, ABC, Ryoichi Yuki, John Lydon and Rhythm Masters.

Keith played live with ABC and spent many years DJing, coming out of the House, Post Club era. He has been associated with many well known artists including Neneh Cherry, John McGeogh, Magazine, PIL, Souxie and the Banshees, Rodney P (London Posse/Roots Manoeuvre).

Glenn and Keith met on a project a few years ago and have been working together ever since, writing songs and producing albums for any number of well known artists. They recently moved into the field of film and TV scoring where together they have been nominated for a number of Royal Television Society awards. They also wrote the score for "Sold" which one a BAFTA for Best Short Film. The director of "Sold" also directs Honeyroot's music videos.

Honeyroot was born because Glenn and Keith wanted to do something that combined all the different projects they had been working on. They had just had a hit in Italy and Germany with a track called "Music Don't Stop" by Goldpeople and they had so many half-realised ideas but needed a vehicle to get them finished, so without giving themselves any restrictions they took ideas from one area into a different background letting the tracks evolve into something more 3D and evocative, soulful and nostalgic. The result is Sound Echo Location.

Released to great critical acclaim:

"Beguiling, contemporary & frequently sublime...as symphonic
as Massive Attack" - Q MAGAZINE

"Soulful electronica meets blissful beats...a chilled blend of Air with a contemporary twist" - FUTURE MUSIC

"Perfectly conceived and constructed...some obvious reference points to Portishead & Massive Attack" - ITM

"Atmospheric, beautifully crafted" - DJ MAGAZINE