Little Eye (band)
| Company type | Solo music act |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Founded | 2008 |
| Founder | Allan Sieczkowski |
| Headquarters | Glasgow , Scotland |
| Products | Music (pop, rock) |
Little Eye is a solo music act from Glasgow, Scotland, specializing in pop and rock. The artist gained recognition primarily for the tracks "Fighting the Future" and "Choked Up". In 2014, they appeared at the Isle of Wight Festival, sharing the stage with notable performers such as the Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Waterboys, and The 1975.
In November 2017, Little Eye declared the end of their collaboration due to differences in creative direction. Allan Sieczkowski, the lead vocalist, continues his career solo under the name 'Little Eye', while the remaining members intended to embark on a new venture in 2018.
History
Established in 2008 by Allan Sieczkowski, a native of Glasgow, Little Eye earned the "Clyde 1 In Demand Band of the Year Award" in 2009. Their first album, titled Fighting the Future, was launched on 8 June 2014. The group created session videos recorded at locations ranging from New York City to Loch Lomond, attracting online viewers with a YouTube cover of Paramore’s "Monster". The single "Fighting the Future", released on 17 April 2014, was well-received critically and climbed to number 22 on the iTunes alternative chart. Additionally, they conducted tours performing at schools throughout Scotland’s central belt, presenting both original compositions and cover versions.
Members
- Allan Sieczkowski
- Jay Hepburn
- Euan Malloch
Albums
- Fighting the Future (2014)
Singles
- "Choked Up" (2013)
- "Fighting the Future" (2014)
- "End Game" (2014)
- "Contagious" (2016)
Awards
- Clyde 1 In Demand Band of the Year (2009)
- Young Scot Best Unsigned Band (2011)