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Who are Fula?

Biographies

Fiona Ford
Rob Gould
Simon Lind
Nigel Moss
Greg Boulton

A Brief History of Fula

Who are Fula?

Fiona Ford: Vocals.
Rob Gould: Keyboards.
Simon Lind: Guitars.
Nigel Moss: Bass Guitars.
Greg Boulton: Drums.

Fula have existed in one form or another for around eight years, in which time they have honed their sound and experimented with their audience. After long periods of writing and recording music, the band started to take the music to the public. In 1998, they performed a series of gigs around their hometown area, developing a strong local following. In 1999, they took the gigs a stage further, and found a place on the Manchester showcase circuit. Here they really developed their stagecraft as they entertained and unnerved audiences at venues such as The Band on the Wall, The Roadhouse and Night & Day.

Later that year, the band recorded and released a 14 Track CD. Called 'Dark Matter', it was well received by fans and critics alike. Critical comments included 'Simply awesome', 'A rollercoaster of emotions', 'Exquisite keyboards... sublime guitar', 'Mere words are not enough'. Tracks from the CD have been played on BBC Radio Derby, as well as radio stations in Poland, Brazil and The United States. More gigs followed, with Cambridge, Manchester and Liverpool universities being added to the list of venues played.

In the year 2000, Fula started recording a follow-up to Dark Matter, and performed a number of gigs in Buxton and Derby, and entertained the Classic Rock Society in Rotherham. By 2002, the new album was complete and "The Beautiful, The Delicate and The True" was released.

To find out more about the band members, read the individual biographies. For more information on the band, read A Brief History of Fula.


 

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