grade A star

grade A started out as a one-person music maker, joined occasionally by their part-time physiotherapist on backing vocals, and the 'best bass player in North London and the surrounding areas' on bass.

Their debut single "Time for Tea (Lee) told the tale of Lee Mathers, as a budding songwriting genius, being interrupted by his Mum calling him down for tea, just as he is creating his masterpiece "There She Goes". It was played on BBC6 Music, and they went on to release 'Leave the House' suggesting the use of claustrophobia as a weapon to fight agoraphobia. (Just a suggestion, not evidence-based. Yet. )
Their third track, Invisible Mask, was all about David Bowie's advice to a shy autistic child.
And then, it all went quiet. Like a mouse that had lost its squeak.

And now they're back with new singers and musicians joining the collective. And they are so very proud of their latest songs and can't wait to hear what you think about it.
Contact: bandgradea@gmail.com
Twitter: @bandgradea
(They started out as "grade A" but now there are too many of those on Spotify so they've added a "star" to be grade A star. One grade higher than all those Grade A's that stole their identity.)