POLA & BRYSON (UK)

<p style="text-align: center;">Inhibit &amp; Soundslike present<br><br><strong>POLA &amp; BRYSON (UK)</strong><br><br>Saturday September 12<br>Oxford Art Factory<br>11:00pm til late<br><br>With local support from Umami, Sanglien &amp; CiCi<br><br>Showcasing a unique blend of melancholy, emotion, and euphoria that elegantly yet purposefully harnesses the immense power of electronic music, UK-based duo Pola &amp; Bryson have solidified themselves as one of the most talented production duos flying the flag for the genre today.<br><br>Whilst Harry (Bryson) grew up in rural West Yorkshire, Jack (Pola) spent his formative years in the heart of East London. These contrasting upbringings have shaped their music, manifesting as a truly unique signature sound that reflects the distinct contrast across their musical and artistic approaches.<br><br>Pola &amp; Bryson have released some of the most notable drum and bass tracks in recent years, such as &quot;Phoneline,&quot; their collaboration with Emily Makis, &quot;Waiting&quot; (with Sub Focus), &quot;Too Shy&quot; (with IYAMAH), &quot;Tell You What I Did&quot; ft. Zitah, and &quot;Down Low&quot; (with Gardna). Their fourth studio album, Overgrown, released in, 2025, via Shogun Audio, marked another pivotal moment in their journey. Showcasing their stunning approach to electronic music production across fifteen tracks, featuring collaborations with IYAMAH, Charli Brix &amp; Monrroe, Kelli-Leigh, Jelani Blackman, Cimone, Emily Makis, MPH, goddard., and Break.<br><br>Simply put, Pola &amp; Bryson&rsquo;s deeply rooted love for music makes it their primary creative outlet. Always striving to be inspired, innovate, and experiment, the duo have no final goal in music other than continuing to create what they enjoy.</p><p style="text-align: center;"><span style="font-size: 12px;">____________________________________________<br>We acknowledge that this event is held on the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.</span></p>