Indus Rush Dalbeattie, UK
Stephen Whitby aka Indus Rush, spent years travelling and now tells of stories, relationships and experiences he went through, and puts them into the catchy songs he creates in his Dalbeattie studio in south west Scotland. Steve is a Londoner by birth, and after many years in Thailand, and 3 years in Pakistan Steve's heavily influenced by the East, and this is plainly audible in the music. ... more
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