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HODD

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HODD

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Singer-Songwriter : on a deep dive through tunnels and back to the light.

Born in Scotland and raised amidst the rich tapestry of Irish culture, Stephen William Hodd is an esteemed artist now based in Suffolk, UK.

Currently, Stephen William Hodd is deep in creation mode within the studio, weaving melodies for his Indie/Rock endeavor. His project sees him collaborating with notable talents like Mat Hector, drummer extraordinaire with credits alongside Iggy Pop, Razorlight, Marc Almond, and Thomas Dolby, and the highly skilled Bassist/Engineer Mark Neary, whose portfolio includes work with legends such as Adele, the Rolling Stones, and Noel Gallagher. His forthcoming album, ‘Better Man’, promises a blend of classic songwriting with vibrant guitar interplays and a solid rhythmic backbone.

Hodd’s musical journey took him from his Irish beginnings to the thriving London arts scene, where he wasn’t just a guitarist making ripples in the music world. As a singer-songwriter, his original compositions earned him spots opening for celebrated artists like Mark Knopfler, Bonnie Raitt, Paul Brady, and the dynamic Rodrigo y Gabriela. This exposure led to global tours, supporting internationally recognized acts such as Passenger and Lou Rhodes of LAMB. His talent extends beyond the stage; Stephen William Hodd’s guitar and vocal skills have been showcased in numerous high-profile studio recordings, further cementing his reputation in the music industry.

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