Red Grape Music Ltd is an independent music company providing management, label, publishing, recording and production services to artists. Red Grape is owned and run by Kerry Harvey-Piper and Calum MacColl who between them have over 40 years experience in the industry. We’re driven by commitment to the artists we work with, put in mind-bending amounts of hard work and are always passionate about what we do.
Liz Lawrence’s new single ‘Health & Safety’ is clocking up some very impressive BBC Radio love from Jo Whiley, Steve Lamacq, Chris Hawkins and Huw Stephens. We can’t get enough of the video she made for the track – it’s a clever take on a lyric video.
The lovely Liz Lawrence releases a brand new EP on Monday 16th June called ‘Health & Safety’. The title track is the lead single and it’s already had a some great plays across 6 Music, Radio 2, Absolute Radio, Amazing Radio and a bunch of regional stations. A massive ‘thank you’ to Jo Whiley for […]
We’re absolutely delighted that Liz Lawrence’s debut album ‘Bedroom Hero’ is now available to buy on CD from the Red Grape shop. Liz has been battling through the snow this month on her ’20 dates in 20 days’ house concert tour, playing to an eclectic collection of friends, fans, cats and melodramatic goldfish. Her ‘official’ […]
We’re delighted that Liz Lawrence has been selected to play Music Week’s prestigious Breakout night on July 12th at Proud, Camden. She’ll be on stage at 8.40pm in the Acoustic Stable. Liz will be releasing her first worldwide single, ‘Oo Song’ on 20th August. Here’s the video:
We’re delighted to announce not one but two new additions to the Red Grape Management roster. Black (aka Colin Vearncombe) We’ve been a very long time admirer of Black (remember the classic ‘Wonderful Life’?). Red Grape’s Calum MacColl has worked with Black on a number of live and studio projects over the years, including studio […]
“One of my three main influences along with Van Morrison” Ed Sheeran
“Political, intense, angular and beautiful” BBC Radio 1
“The Real Deal” The Guardian
Luke Concannon
Florence-minus-the-hollering, stomping stage routine hinting at a feisty little madam beneath the adorable, heavy fringe-adorned veneer, promising a new starlet in the making.
Liz Lawrence Q Magazine
