Liverpool, UK-based four-piece rock act CRAWLERS have signed to Polydor Records.
Billed as “one of the UK’s hottest and most exciting new bands,” by Polydor, CRAWLERS have clocked up over 21 million streams on Spotify.
They also currently have over 1.5 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
The band’s self-titled debut EP – released in October through Modern Sky/Lab Records – features Come Over (Again), which has amassed over 15.5 million streams on Spotify and 1 million views on YouTube.
The CRAWLERS debut UK tour in April has sold out, with the quartet playing to over 100,000 fans in their hometown.
CRAWLERS are Holly Minto (vocals and trumpet), Amy Woodall (lead guitar), Liv Kettle (bass guitar) and Harry Breen (drums).
They formed CRAWLERS while attending university, and are managed by Alfie Skelly and David Pichilingi at Modern Sky.
Polydor is a UK-based frontline label owned by Universal Music Group.
Artists signed to Polydor out of London include the likes of Celeste, HAIM, Lana Del Rey, Glass Animals, Holly Humberstone, Michael Kiwanuka and Sam Fender.
Fender is currently in the Top 5 of the UK’s Official Singles Chart with Seventeen Going Under, which peaked last week at No.3.
Last year Polydor signed ex-Little Mix artist Jesy Nelson as a solo act.
“Dreams have absolutely come true.”
CRAWLERS
CRAWLERS, said: “Dreams have absolutely come true, we have signed to Polydor. Looking forward to the years ahead among the amazing team and an incredible roster!”
“It’s been incredibly exciting watching [CRAWLERS] grow over the past year.”
Tom March, Polydor
Tom March, Co-president, Polydor, added: “We are so excited to welcome CRAWLERS to Polydor.
“It’s been incredibly exciting watching them grow over the past year.
“From selling out tours to their first releases connecting to audiences in a big way, and this is just the beginning for them.
“They are an incredibly impressive new band that have a clear vision from the start. I can’t wait to see what we can achieve together”
“In our new partnership, the sky is the limit on what we can achieve.”
Ben Mortimer, Polydor
Ben Mortimer, Co-president, Polydor, said: “Crawlers, alongside their great managers Alfie and Dave at Modern Sky, have done an incredible job building themselves to this point.
“With their brilliant music, and their ability to connect with their fans. They put so much thought into everything they do.
“In our new partnership, the sky is the limit on what we can achieve.”Music Business Worldwide
