Who is in the band?

Gareth Davie – Guitars, Vocals, Songwriter Andrei LR – Bass Matt Evans – Drums Alex Pace – Trumpet Jack Jones – Trombone Nicole Tonner – Tenor Sax Oliver Stead – Baritone Sax

Where are you from? / Where are you based now?

I’m from Pembrokeshire, Wales, but after attending the University of Exeter for 4 years, I now live and work in Exeter and the South West.

What are your musical influences?

Pop, Funk, Jazz, Rock – including John Mayer, Cory Wong, Harry Styles, Dua Lipa.

Tell us more about Gareth Davie.

I am so passionate about pop music and music in general – and I want to share that love with everybody who listens to me, either streaming or live. I also want to provide more opportunities for exceptionally talented local musicians to perform by putting on shows that don’t just focus on myself.

About Gareth’s latest release, ‘Quantum Superposition.’

Three years in the making, Quantum Superposition is local Exeter based artist Gareth Davie’s second album – and his most ambitious work yet. Expanding his musical reach to broader genres and introducing what are sure to be staples of his music in the future in the form of live recorded horns and enormous drum and guitar sounds, Gareth showcases his versatility as musician and cements himself as one to watch in the pop music space.

What inspired ‘Quantum Superposition’?

The title Quantum Superposition comes from Gareth’s background in physics, specifically from quantum mechanics, and signifies the merging of Gareth’s varied musical backgrounds into one definitive sound. No track demonstrates this better than the titular Quantum Superposition, which combos a huge modern dance-pop anthem against a fully live original big band, arranged by Gareth himself, with the track effortlessly bringing the two opposing pieces together into something entirely new.