#rumband

So...Emma discovered that leaning backwards to sit down is not advisable on roller boots...

but work continued as usual, even if the DIY was delayed a few months thanks to a well broken wrist!

All that aside, we started the month with a couple of vehicles, the first being the blue Mustang from Drive Wild Horses. Photography completed we updated his website to include the new steeds! Check out www.drivewildhorses.com

Time for the unveiling of the new Hesketh Sonnet just ahead of the TT and goodness me is it a beauty! Still retaining the classic Hesketh shape, the new Sonnet is resplendent in polished chrome and leather. Quite a style change from the 24. The very first people outside of Hesketh to see the new Sonnet, we spent a day with the bike creating photo assets for Hesketh to help with the launch and subsequent press interest. 

Although we don’t yet know the production run numbers yet we’re sure to hear more news from Hesketh over the next half of the year.  

Moving on into the latter half of the month we were into a run of music. Currently undergoing some serious testing and promotion for Presonus, we wanted to thoroughly test the RM32ai and the CS18ai with a number of live recording sessions. The first of these was smooth Dub Reggae band DubMarta who also added a little Native Instruments Maschine action into the mix. 

First full on band session under its belt and the RM32 was performing well. Time to test it with a 12 piece...

We were thrilled to welcome some of the best musicians the UK has to offer into the cove in their Rum Band lineup. This live from the cove session was rocking with a small invited audience enjoying the vibrant energy of these outstanding musicians.

Full tracks from these sessions will be available in due course...

Music complete for the month, furniture specialist and lecturer Marc Fish brought his students back into the cove for his regular end of project photo shoot. His creations are beautifully innovative, see http://www.marcfish.co.uk for more information.