George Fell teamed up with Zed Bias for this beautiful masterpiece “Far Be It From Me,” upon hearing it for the first we knew it was something special and we needed to share it with you.
With this new single, George Fell and Zed Bias truly adopt a unique culmination of timbres pairing intricate, finger style acoustic guitar with a dense, grooving Hip – Hop beat; a blend of genres that unexpectedly, works beautifully. Normally we’re a little picky when it comes to instrumentals but George Fell brought something that was enjoyable and exciting on its own. The style is unique and we found it interesting and captivating. We love the guitar work and regardless of what you a fan of, George Fell and Zed Bias bring a great variety of tastes and styles to their music that will not only demand attention but keep you coming back for more.
George Fell and Zed Bias are talented and bring a distinctive direction to their music and it’s beautiful, it’s gentle and it’s an exciting ride from start to finish. Check it out for yourself and be sure to let us know what you think. Don’t forget to follow George Fell and Zed Bias online to stay up to date!
ABOUT THE ARTIST:
George Fell grew up in the hills near Manchester, UK. He began performing his guitar instrumentals and arrangements in his mid teens, around the same time he began to learn sculpture techniques from his father, artist Brian Fell. His music developed from a love of early blues and bluegrass. Over time it expanded to incorporate elements of ska, electronica, Latin, jazz and soul music. His compositions are energetic pieces driven by intricate finger style guitar techniques. The unique yet adaptable style of playing that he developed has led to some colourful collaborations over the years, including DJ Yoda, Bez (Happy Mondays) and Zed Bias. He has performed at many of the UK’s most prestigious venues and festivals, both in bands and as a solo performer. Putting his hands to different work, as a skilled Artist Metalworker he has created a range of public artworks that are permanently sited across the UK, produced both in collaboration with his father and in his own right. His sculpture “Octopus” exhibited at HOME Manchester son the 2020 Manchester Open People’s Choice award and his figure of Titania created for the new Shakespeare North Playhouse was featured in the Guardian.
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