While being transported from China to a zoo, the crate carrying the panda fell off the back of a truck and was discovered by some children in Coppins Wood. Whether you’re a fan of electronic music, appreciate the allure of atmospheric compositions, or seek a sonic experience that transcends boundaries, Issi Noho’s ‘Grey Day’ is a track that deserves your attention. He had some paper tokens in a little pouch round his neck and he'd scribble some symbols on these to make a wish come true for the kids.

It was simply a series of still pictures narrated by a male actor, about a magical panda who had been discovered on some waste ground by a group of children. Our live shows combine our electronic set up with rock guitars and additional percussion (as well as the compulsory lasers and bespoke visuals). Throughout their career, Issi Noho has garnered attention and recognition, having been signed to labels such as Acetate Ltd (part of the Big Fish/Bonzai Records group), CEM UK, Industry Recordings, Elliptic Recordings, and Asnazzy Productions.When Sally and Andrew found me, they could only see the middle letters, ISSI NOHO, and they thought that was my name! USE NO HOOKS”, but some of the writing was obscured, leaving only “IS SI NO HO” visible – hence the name the kids gave the little fellow. They all get very fond of him, and Issi is very gratefuk – so grateful that when the Martins go on holiday he decides to clean their house for them – by magic.

Adopted by a group of adventurous youngsters, Issi Noho solved their weekly problems with his collection of magic numbered squares. Their music has been featured on radio stations worldwide, played in nightclubs, and even found its way onto dance compilation albums. I was in marketing at the time and a friend I did a lot of work with said “I think your stories would really interest the TV companies".

He didn’t mean to empty the local pond or get trapped inside a pillar box or flood the Martin’s garden. If you are a resident of another country or region, please select the appropriate version of Tripadvisor for your country or region in the drop-down menu. Nostalgia Central covers the period 1950 to 1999 and contains some words and references which reflect the attitudes of those times and which may be considered culturally sensitive, offensive or inappropriate today. As the composition progresses, a piano arpeggio enters, accompanied by chords, melodies, and electronic tones that add layers of intrigue to the evolving soundscape.