Penguin Prison

Chris Glover is a producer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, who spent several years under various guises trying to forge a successful music career, before finally creating Penguin Prison to great success. In his youth, Glover grew up surrounded by his mother's love for country music, listening to the likes of Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline and Hank Williams. Glover performed in his school's gospel choir, alongside future R&B superstar Alicia Keys, during his early teens. He later became interested in punk and rock music, forming his band, The Museum, who performed at the legendary CBGB's.

Having dabbled with hip hop and a number of different genres, Glover decided to focus on creating music inspired by electronica and dance. With his first singles, released on Neon Gold Records, Penguin Prison had made a hit, receiving critical acclaim for the EP "Animal Animal/A Funny Thing" in 2009. Another double-sided single followed with "The Worse It Gets/Something I'm Not," which turned heads with its dark disco and electronics influenced by "Kid A" era Radiohead with the melodic pop sensibilities of Michael Jackson.

With his live performance, Glover was also making waves, through his intricate guitar work, soulful, James Brown-esque vocals and enthusiastic dance moves, making for a riveting performance. Penguin Prison released his debut album in 2011, with the self-titled record gaining Glover new fans.

Penguin Prison has also created some top quality remixes, displaying Glover's talent for remaining classic tracks. He has laid his hands to Marina 7 the Diamonds "I Am Not a Robot" in August 2009, as well as Jamiroquai's "White Knuckle Ride." His diverse and eclectic style has garnered significant praise from his contemporaries, with the likes of Q-Tip and Gregg Gillis from Girl Talk all speaking out in favour of Glover's innovative music with Penguin Prison.