Kedji Ipswich, UK
Kedji are three people from East Suffolk and Scotland. Mark McCallum teamed up with with long term collaborator, Phil Redmon, well established on the local scene. Gordon Law adds guitar to the songs that Mark and Phil write. There is a shared influence of indie rock, with bands like Teenage Fanclub and Dinosaur Jr as favourites. ... more
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