Deafpony

Deafpony are a band from Croydon, London

Band Members

Scott Clarke- vocals, guitar and the band's producer

Mikey Tree- guitar

Steven Clarke- drums

Discography

Deafpony
Origin	Croydon London England
Years active	2017-present
Associated acts	Bears in Trees
Website	http://www.deafpony.com/
Members	Scott Clarke Mikey Tree Steven Tree

Albums/EPs

favourite (2017)

track listing:

No.	Title	Length
1.	"favourite"	3:36
2.	"house"	3:54
3.	"it's so nice outside"	3:28
4.	"sleep"
Total length:		15:00

Deluxe edition

No.	Title	Length
5.	"big small town (demo)"	3:47
6.	"better way (demo)"	3:21
7.	"glowing (demo)"	4:34
8.	"better way (hZA remix)"	3:11
9.	"better way (pet yeti remix)"	1:40
10.	"better way (Abercomby remix)"	4:10

tourist (2020)

Deafpony released tourist on 13 March 2020. Before, the release of the EP, the band released the single 'comatose' on 4 October 2019. The single was also released alongside remixes of the song one of which was remixed by George Berry of Bears in Trees

track listing:

No.	Title	Length
1.	"one more night"	3:22
2.	"comatose"	3:37
3.	"ghosts"	3:38
4.	"big small town"	3:17
5.	"glowing"	4:34
Total length:		18:30

Singles

Some new bruises to share (2020)

'Some new bruises' to share was released May 1 2020. In contrast to the bands previous EP's which focused on 'dealing with the struggles of suffering through mental health problems'

Some new bruises to share 'instead focuses on the poor coping mechanisms of the band.'

Break me (2020)

break me was released on 23 October 2020 and the single differs from Deafpony's previous releases. ''It’s definitely a more upbeat, positive song than we’re used to putting out'' The release of break me hailed a new era as '' [their] older songs have been more about mental health and struggles associated with that, but this is probably the first song that’s optimistic and spends more time looking forwards rather than backwards''

I was talking so loud (2021)

I was talking so loud was released January 8, 2021. Once again Deafpony tackle mental health issues with their track 'I was talking so loud' as it ''tackles anxiety and the subsequent attacks it can often lead to.''

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