Spatial Unity

Spatial Unity is a class new music project from Scotland. Although predominantly Rock and Indie influenced, music is flavoured with various genres ranging from Pop, Ballads, Latin-Jazz to Electronica. This is evident in their debut album “Knock Me off My Feet”.

- Andy Murray
(Home Town : Inverness, Scotland)
is an inventive, creative guitarist / song writer with flare and imagination; Melodic in approach and fiery by nature, he has been compared by some to such players as Jeff Beck, Gary Moore and Eric Johnson. This is evident in It’s Not Love and Touching What’s Divine.

Andy has been a session musician on many albums and has a wealth of experience in many genres of music Blues/Rock, Hard/ Rock, and now Electronica.
To expand, Andy has worked with notorious musicians such as John Sinclair (keyboard player from Ozzy Osbourne) and Martin Smith (a past member of ELO). He also co wrote Coming Home Tonight, a song featured on the Smokey album, “The World and Elsewhere”, released globally in 1997. Additionally, Andy also played lead guitar with renowned Celtic rock band Wolfstone, where he featured on the first 2 albums, “Unleashed” and “The Chase”, both were gold selling albums. While with Wolfstone he toured worldwide and participated in live TV concerts and Radio sessions.

He continues to write his own material, and recording in other projects, his latest and most exciting is his new adventure with The Spatial Unity. He was quoted as saying “The Internet is amazing, I just want the world to hear our music and enjoy it”.

- Andy Pearce
(Home Town : Melbourne, Australia)
Is a Latin percussionist, drummer, songwriter / producer; his natural talents have been described as original and refreshing.

His musical creativity combines Electronica with natural percussion and other acoustic instruments. The result is an inspirational fusion between Jazz-funk to the cafes of Havana. Andy’s musical influences evolved from the 90’s where he worked as a resident DJ in various clubs. As a child he was classically trained as a pianist but during his teens fell in love with drumming. Later, Andy discovered a passion for percussion in particular Brazilian and Afro-Cuban styles and now uses these influences heavily in his own creations.

His skills have been called upon to record percussion on assorted projects-albums and has played in various concerts; his favourite was playing with Geno Washington the legendary blues artist.