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Video Of The Month
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Perfect Illusion
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Glasspop
Van Tastik
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The slow march of the blues advances, note by bass note. One-man-band Van Tastik has been living and performing his way across the continents and now he’s brought his Delta-saturated tones to Edinburgh, where Drag Me To Hell premiered on BBC Scotland at the Edinburgh Fringe. If you’re up that way, catch him live over the next few months - otherwise wait for his new EP later this year.
Valle Hits The Mic
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By now you’ll all have seen Valle Hope’s introduction video. The prodigious singer-songwriter has put the pen down on his debut EP and has picked up the mic in our London studio - watch this space over the coming weeks for sneak previews and behind the scenes content. Soon you’re going to see what all the fuss has been about!
Featured
Podcast
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Eclectic has always been the podcast mantra. Why restrict yourself? Consume blues rock from Van Tastik, Latin-infused songwriting from Hayden Brenen and indie rock from Marek Kubala. Start here and you could soon be on a discovery voyage of your own, and you’ll have gotten the details from around the label at the same time.
Hayden Brenen
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Would you like to experience involuntary salsa? Listen to 100 Degrees by Hayden Brenen - it works on me. Released December just gone, it’s the lead single from his upcoming second EP. The 21-year-old brings his multi-instrumentalism to bare, with performances of piano and guitars both bass and treble. It’s worth catching up on his varied discography, and do join me in the salsa before I feel like too much of an idiot.
Marek Kubala
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Upbeat and energetic, distorted guitar, a relentless left-right rhythm which sounds like indie rock. In fact it’s Fault Lines, the first release from Marek Kubala’s new rocked up project. He’s a rare convert in music, having cut his teeth in acoustic singer-songwriting before pulling a 180 into fuzz and drums. Hear the exclusive on this month’s show.
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