Colin Power takes to the stage with his voice and guitar to front his current live band project, Infinite Grooves. Featuring percussion from Peepu Maze (AKA Miserable Man), and Tom Bricks on bass, and Heike Bielek on backing vocals and percussion, playing a mixture of original and classic funk.

As a singer, songwriter, guitarist, Colin Power’s energising performances had create his strong reputation as an outstanding entertainer. With a collection of over 300 uplifting songs, that cover a diverse range of styles, his solo performance is guaranteed to have something for everyone.

Often Colin Power is accompanied on stage with either another member of Infinite Grooves or a guest musician. Performances include shows with South Goan star Dan JM, Nepalese singer Martha Jirel, and Malaysian Percussionist Pali.

What began as a passion for collecting records, DJ Colman emerged from the free party scene in Bristol, became Colin Power’s pseudonym for all his electronic music and remixes. He presently produces fast-paced 1 hour sets for Ecstatic Dance, that blend the juiciest selection from his record collection with original remixes.

Colin Power legendary 12 piece latin funk outfit that toured throughout Europe and across the most prestigious festivals in the UK, including Glastonbury Jazz Stage. The bands strong reputation for its explosive interactive stage show combined high class musicianship came from its extensive gigging activities. The original music written by Colin Power is available from band camp.

Whilst engaged on an exploration of Asia, Colin Power set out to produce a simple acoustic recording, based from a hut in north Goa. The first of the two part album was composed with just voice and guitar, whilst the second part was recorded with a Ukulele. The album includes original classics such as ‘Beyond the Grave’, and ‘Love is the Greatest Sunshine’.

As a studio engineer, Colin Power has often recorded one-off tracks. Some of these were complied into different collections. One year he decided to challenge himself to write and produce an E.P in a week, over the winter solstice. Over three years each album was released on the 21^st of December, from which ‘The Longest Night’ , the final recording, gets its name. Included in the set are classics such as ‘Crazy’, ‘Light my Soul’, and ‘A Light on the horizon’.

Colin Power takes to the stage with his voice and guitar to front his current live band project, Infinite Grooves. Featuring percussion from Peepu Maze (AKA Miserable Man), and Tom Bricks on bass, and Heike Bielek on backing vocals and percussion, playing a mixture of original and classic funk.

As a singer, songwriter, guitarist, Colin Power’s energising performances had create his strong reputation as an outstanding entertainer. With a collection of over 300 uplifting songs, that cover a diverse range of styles, his solo performance is guaranteed to have something for everyone.

Often Colin Power is accompanied on stage with either another member of Infinite Grooves or a guest musician. Performances include shows with South Goan star Dan JM, Nepalese singer Martha Jirel, and Malaysian Percussionist Pali.

What began as a passion for collecting records, DJ Colman emerged from the free party scene in Bristol, became Colin Power’s pseudonym for all his electronic music and remixes. He presently produces fast-paced 1 hour sets for Ecstatic Dance, that blend the juiciest selection from his record collection with original remixes.

Colin Power legendary 12 piece latin funk outfit that toured throughout Europe and across the most prestigious festivals in the UK, including Glastonbury Jazz Stage. The bands strong reputation for its explosive interactive stage show combined high class musicianship came from its extensive gigging activities. The original music written by Colin Power is available from band camp.

Whilst engaged on an exploration of Asia, Colin Power set out to produce a simple acoustic recording, based from a hut in north Goa. The first of the two part album was composed with just voice and guitar, whilst the second part was recorded with a Ukulele. The album includes original classics such as ‘Beyond the Grave’, and ‘Love is the Greatest Sunshine’.

As a studio engineer, Colin Power has often recorded one-off tracks. Some of these were complied into different collections. One year he decided to challenge himself to write and produce an E.P in a week, over the winter solstice. Over three years each album was released on the 21^st of December, from which ‘The Longest Night’ , the final recording, gets its name. Included in the set are classics such as ‘Crazy’, ‘Light my Soul’, and ‘A Light on the horizon’.

Colin Power takes to the stage with his voice and guitar to front his current live band project, Infinite Grooves. Featuring percussion from Peepu Maze (AKA Miserable Man), and Tom Bricks on bass, and Heike Bielek on backing vocals and percussion, playing a mixture of original and classic funk.

As a singer, songwriter, guitarist, Colin Power’s energising performances had create his strong reputation as an outstanding entertainer. With a collection of over 300 uplifting songs, that cover a diverse range of styles, his solo performance is guaranteed to have something for everyone.

Often Colin Power is accompanied on stage with either another member of Infinite Grooves or a guest musician. Performances include shows with South Goan star Dan JM, Nepalese singer Martha Jirel, and Malaysian Percussionist Pali.

What began as a passion for collecting records, DJ Colman emerged from the free party scene in Bristol, became Colin Power’s pseudonym for all his electronic music and remixes. He presently produces fast-paced 1 hour sets for Ecstatic Dance, that blend the juiciest selection from his record collection with original remixes.

Colin Power legendary 12 piece latin funk outfit that toured throughout Europe and across the most prestigious festivals in the UK, including Glastonbury Jazz Stage. The bands strong reputation for its explosive interactive stage show combined high class musicianship came from its extensive gigging activities. The original music written by Colin Power is available from band camp.

Whilst engaged on an exploration of Asia, Colin Power set out to produce a simple acoustic recording, based from a hut in north Goa. The first of the two part album was composed with just voice and guitar, whilst the second part was recorded with a Ukulele. The album includes original classics such as ‘Beyond the Grave’, and ‘Love is the Greatest Sunshine’.

As a studio engineer, Colin Power has often recorded one-off tracks. Some of these were complied into different collections. One year he decided to challenge himself to write and produce an E.P in a week, over the winter solstice. Over three years each album was released on the 21^st of December, from which ‘The Longest Night’ , the final recording, gets its name. Included in the set are classics such as ‘Crazy’, ‘Light my Soul’, and ‘A Light on the horizon’.

Colin Power takes to the stage with his voice and guitar to front his current live band project, Infinite Grooves. Featuring percussion from Peepu Maze (AKA Miserable Man), and Tom Bricks on bass, and Heike Bielek on backing vocals and percussion, playing a mixture of original and classic funk.

As a singer, songwriter, guitarist, Colin Power’s energising performances had create his strong reputation as an outstanding entertainer. With a collection of over 300 uplifting songs, that cover a diverse range of styles, his solo performance is guaranteed to have something for everyone.

Often Colin Power is accompanied on stage with either another member of Infinite Grooves or a guest musician. Performances include shows with South Goan star Dan JM, Nepalese singer Martha Jirel, and Malaysian Percussionist Pali.

What began as a passion for collecting records, DJ Colman emerged from the free party scene in Bristol, became Colin Power’s pseudonym for all his electronic music and remixes. He presently produces fast-paced 1 hour sets for Ecstatic Dance, that blend the juiciest selection from his record collection with original remixes.

Colin Power legendary 12 piece latin funk outfit that toured throughout Europe and across the most prestigious festivals in the UK, including Glastonbury Jazz Stage. The bands strong reputation for its explosive interactive stage show combined high class musicianship came from its extensive gigging activities. The original music written by Colin Power is available from band camp.

Whilst engaged on an exploration of Asia, Colin Power set out to produce a simple acoustic recording, based from a hut in north Goa. The first of the two part album was composed with just voice and guitar, whilst the second part was recorded with a Ukulele. The album includes original classics such as ‘Beyond the Grave’, and ‘Love is the Greatest Sunshine’.

As a studio engineer, Colin Power has often recorded one-off tracks. Some of these were complied into different collections. One year he decided to challenge himself to write and produce an E.P in a week, over the winter solstice. Over three years each album was released on the 21^st of December, from which ‘The Longest Night’ , the final recording, gets its name. Included in the set are classics such as ‘Crazy’, ‘Light my Soul’, and ‘A Light on the horizon’.