Sweetpeach Studio Sessions

The concept: one band - one studio - one artist - one take - one session

Every month we'll take a band into Sweetpeach Studios and invite a local artist along. We'll record it, film it, let the artist loose and see what comes out at the end. The results of all this industry and creativity can be found below. Any bands or artists interested in using Sweetpeach Studios for their recording needs, contact Alfie - tel.07863359124.

In session this month - The Sables

Since coming into our lives at the beginning of 2008 as a delicately heavy and beautiful boy/girl duo, The Sables have grown, shed their skin, and re-emerged in their current guise – a five-piece multicoloured Velvety pop combo. At the last count ten musicians have weaved their way in and out of family Sables, and whilst the initial attraction was to the ample charms of South Southern Angel, we are currently unable to resist being won over for a second time.

Whatever the band’s make-up, it appears main Sable creator, Chris Faith, has one quite obvious talent – to write beautiful pop songs. Whether it’s acoustic or electric, delicate or heavy, his songs slowly sink into your psyche, his feel for vibe and mood reverberating wonderfully through every second of every song.

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In the words of The Sables...

• Six Miles: A driving song…
  View the video here.


• Behind The Door: Wrote this one the day before the session, ghosts are, of course memories, a door someone says do not open… that you know you just got to open, looking beyond things.
  View the video here.


• The Last Wave: Weird visions and premonitions, strange weather, and the need to protect those close to you. Title from a 1977 Peter Weir film – worth checking…
  View the video here.


• I Need To Know: The Iris as a flower represents the soul; the Iris of her eye tells me something I need to know. Beware flag wavers, something on the wind, no borders…
  View the video here.

This month's featured artist - Rich Sanz

For further images from this session by Rich Sanz take a look here.