Where 60s Sophistication Meets 21st Century Ingenuity

Ladies and gentlemen, put on your rose-tinted glasses and tune your radios to the frequency of fabulous – it's time to meet Nick Frater, Croydon's answer to the question "What if Burt Bacharach and The Beatles had a love child raised by vintage recording equipment?"

This multi-instrumentalist and producer isn't just making music; he's crafting time machines disguised as songs. His discography? It's not a catalog; it's a magical mystery tour through the best bits of 60s and 70s pop, reimagined for your modern earholes. Frater pulled a rabbit out of his hat with Earworms (2021), an album so catchy it was named "Album of the Year".

But Nick's not just a solo act. He's the Kevin Bacon of the DIY music scene, with a collaborative reach that extends to melodic-rock royalty like Roger Joseph Manning Jr and Johnny Echols. And when he's not busy being himself, he's producing as Great Sheiks or tickling the ivories live for Love.

Now, let's talk about Bivouac, Frater's latest sonic feast released in November. It's not just an album; it's a gourmet buffet for your ears, serving up another helping of his signature sound. Early reviews suggest it's less a camp-out and more a five-star resort for your auditory senses.

Nick Frater: Because why settle for being a jack of all trades when you can be the master of them all? Tune in, turn on, and get ready to Frat-er-nize with the best in modern vintage pop!