The Green House 2025

Our music development project – The Green House – returns in 2025 and is ready to welcome a new intake of artists (of any genre and background, and at any career stage) living or working in the Tees Valley.

Applications are now closed, and the 2025 edition will run from Monday 24th February to Saturday 1st March.

Taking place at the Green Dragon Studios, Stockton, the residency will give three artists the opportunity for free access to professional rehearsal and recording facilities, advice from industry experts, a photoshoot and the opportunity to perform a fully recorded live set at The Georgian Theatre, Stockton.

During that time they will develop their work and come away with tangible assets that can be used for promotion and music releases.

 

 

Tees Music Alliance is a PRS Foundation Talent Development Network Partner supported by PPL

The 2025 edition of The Green House features…

Deadbeat At Dawn
Straight out of the North East, UK, and igniting stages since the mid-noughties, DeadBeat at Dawn smashes punk rock, rap, and ska into an explosive high-octane cocktail they’ve aptly named ‘Skapocalyptic.’ Their sound is a riotous fusion of raw energy and infectious grooves, guaranteed to get bodies moving and the party started.
Known for their electrifying live shows, DeadBeat at Dawn deliver a non-stop torrent of passion, chaos, and unrelenting fun creating the ultimate soundtrack to the impending apocalypse.


Loren Heat
Rising queer-pop artist Loren Heat burst onto the thriving north-east scene in 2024.
Exploring the turbulence of Gen Z life, their dark-pop brings to mind the likes of Dua Lipa, Robyn and Slayyyter.
With tastemaker support from the likes of Clash, BBC Introducing, The Line of Best Fit, Notion, Earmilk, CULTR and NARC already under their belt, Loren is quickly making their unique voice heard.
Working with co-writer and producer Chad Rodgers, musical influences of Renee Rapp, Alfie Jukes, Years and Years, Rita Ora and Mabel form a foundation for Loren’s music.


That Clare
Teesside based “That Clare”, a truly authentic singer-songwriter with a cool folk punk vibe. Against a backdrop of hate, she bravely pushes back with her own poetic songs rooted in politics, protest and uplifting emotions too. She turns her personal experiences into positive action with uncompromising lyrics giving a voice for trans queer rights.

Details of the inaugural Green House can be found HERE