Sussex has also been home to many composers of classical music including Thomas Weelkes, John Ireland, Edward Elgar, Frank Bridge, Arnold Bax, Sir Hubert Parry and Ralph Vaughan Williams, who played a major part in recording Sussex's traditional music. More recently, John Tavener, Michael Finnissy, Jonathan Harvey and Martin Butler have made their homes in the county. Claude Debussy wrote much of "La mer" whilst in Eastbourne. Composed by William Ward-Higgs, Sussex by the Sea is the county's unofficial anthem. In popular music, Sussex has produced artists including Leo Sayer, The Cure, The Levellers, Brett Anderson, Keane, The Kooks, STOMP, The Feeling, Rizzle Kicks, Conor Maynard, Tom Odell, Passenger, Royal Blood, Rag'n'Bone Man, Celeste and Architects. Other artists include Ed Harcourt, The Go! Team, British Sea Power and Antony Hegarty. In the 1970s, Sussex was home to Phun City, the UK's first large-scale free music festival and hosted the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest which propelled ABBA to worldwide fame.