Anderson East - Girlfriend

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Girlfriend’ - Anderson East

We love this powerhouse live version of Anderson East’s ‘Girlfriend’ taken from his ‘Encore’ album.

Anderson will be on tour in the US with Foy Vance in February and March.

Michael Cameron Anderson known professionally as Anderson East is an American R&B musician from Athens, Alabama, who currently is based in Nashville, Tennessee. His song "Satisfy Me" was released in March 2015 and received consistent radio airplay. His major-label record debut, Delilah, was released on the Low Country Sound, an imprint Elektra in July 2015. It was produced by Dave Cobb (Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapleton).

On August 15, 2017, East released the first single from his latest album ‘Encore’.

Photo credit: Josh Weichmann

https://www.andersoneast.com/

Black Pumas - Colors

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Colors’ - Black Pumas

Recently nominated for a Grammy for ‘Best New Artist’ our next featured artists are the Austin based psychedelic soul and rock band the Black Pumas. This excellent live version of ‘Colors’ was recorded at the Arlyn studios in Austin. The Black Pumas released their self-titled debut album on June 21st via ATO records. We love their retro late 60’s early 70’s sound and think that this song has touches of Michael Kiwanuka and The Heavy.

They are also coming to the UK in the new year with their London date at The Islington Assembly Hall on February 7th.

The band are a creative partnership between Grammy Award-winning guitarist/producer Adrian Quesada and 27-year-old songwriter Eric Burton. They were also voted ‘Best New Band’ at the 2019 Austin Music Awards.

https://www.theblackpumas.com/

The Teskey Brothers - Paint My Heart

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Paint My Heart’ - The Teskey Brothers

We are massive fans of Australian band The Teskey Brothers here at LCM HQ. This new live version of ‘Paint My Heart’ taken from their new ‘Run Home Slow’ is goose-bump inducing. It’s a simply spectacular and sublime piece of soulful Blues Rock. If you have tickets for their next sold-out London gig at O2 SBE on January 23rd, you are in for an absolute treat. They are touring the rest of the UK too (tickets available), so please go along and check them out if you can.

Photo credit: I Like What You Look Like

http://www.theteskeybrothers.com/

Skylar Grey - Angel With Tattoos

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Angel With Tattoos’ - Skylar Grey

Taken from her forthcoming concept album, ‘Angel With Tattoos’ is the wonderful title track from Wisconsin born Skyler Grey.

Skylar Grey is a five-time GRAMMY-nominated singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who is responsible for co-writing some of the most memorable songs of the past couple years. Ironically, while spending time away from the music industry and living in a cabin in the woods, she penned Eminem’s/Rihanna’s “Love The Way You Lie,” which became one of the biggest songs of their careers. This lead to Grey writing Dr. Dre’s “I Need A Doctor,” which she performed alongside Dre and Eminem at the 53rd GRAMMY Awards ceremony, Diddy Dirty Money’s “Coming Home,” Lupe Fiasco’s “Words I Never Said,” T.I.’s “Castle Walls” and most recently, Kaskade’s “Room For Happiness” (she wrote and sang on two versions of the song, which became the album's third single). Her work has lit up the Billboard Hot 100 and iTunes sales charts, totaling more than 15 million singles sold globally.

Skylar was born and raised in a tiny village in Wisconsin, and she has been performing since the age of 6. She left home as a teenager to pursue a career in music. Aside from having one of the most heart-rending voices in music, she plays nearly a dozen instruments including piano and guitar, and is also an engineer and producer.

Earlier in 2012, she released “The Buried Sessions of Skylar Grey,” an EP that includes her performing stripped-down versions of some of her smash hits. Currently, she is preparing to release her debut full-length solo album DON'T LOOK DOWN, which was released on July 9, 2013, and features several guest appearances. With her ability to cross multiple genres seamlessly, we never know what to expect from this versatile songstress.

https://skylargreymusic.com/

Dope Lemon - Hey You

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Hey You’ - Dope Lemon

We head to the southern hemisphere to meet the Australian band Dope Lemon. You might recognize the lead singer, Angus Stone, of sibling indie-pop duo Angus and Julia Stone. Dope Lemon features a more electric, '90s slacker rock sound than on his regular projects, With its hypnotic bassline and rich groove we love this track from a recent live Mahogany session. The song is taken from their new album ‘Smooth Big Cat’ released on September 27th.

Dope Lemon's first album grew out of Angus writing at home on his farm and jamming with friends in his recording studio on the property. Prior collaborators Rohin Brown (the Walking Who) and Elliott Hammond (the Delta Riggs) are among those to appear on the finished debut, ‘Honey Bones’, which arrived on Universal in the spring of 2016. This was followed by the EP ‘Hounds Tooth’ in early 2017, before Angus returned to working with his sister to record their fourth collaborative LP, Snow. The Dope Lemon project was revived in early 2019 with the single "Hey You," accompanied by the announcement of its second studio album, ‘Smooth Big Cat’, and an accompanying tour. With a more conceptual focus, the album focused around the Smooth Big Cat persona, described by Stone himself as "a mystical creature of leisure." The album, continuing in the beach rock sound of its predecessors, was released on BMG in the summer of 20

http://www.dopelemon.com/

Jonathan Wilson - 69 Corvette

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘69 Corvette’ - Jonathan Wilson

LA-based Jonathan Wilson is always a very special songwriter. He has just released his latest single, the reflective and personal ‘69 Corvette’.

Jonathan comments “It’s a trip back in time to my youth in North Carolina; growing up playing guitars, messing around with old Chevys, getting drunk for the first time... It’s a song about traveling and seeking fame and fortune. Most of all, it's a song about my family, my people, who I love very much. Check out the tear-jerking fiddle by the one and only Mark O'Connor.”

https://www.songsofjonathanwilson.com/

Twinnie - Lie To Me

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Lie To Me’ - Twinnie

We love this wonderful stripped and acoustic live version of Twinnie’s hit song ‘Lie To Me’. The song is the title track of Twinnie’s recent EP and has a real Shania Twain vibe. Twinnie has also recently won the BCMA’s award for ‘Best Breakthrough Act’.

Named by Rolling Stone as one of the stand-out acts at this year’s Country2Country festival, recently signed to a global major label and with acclaim for her extraordinary, storytelling songs snowballing, Twinnie is finally ready to put out her debut album and reveal her real self.

That Twinnie can sing will come as no surprise to anyone who watched her in West End musicals - We Will Rock You, Rock Of Ages and Footloose among them - although her gorgeous, gravelly, country-tinged vocals still caught many off guard when she self-released her debut EP in 2016.

Produced by Jon Green (James Bay, James Morrison, Paloma Faith), the EP hit No.2 on the iTunes country chart, propelling its single Home onto radio. Within weeks, Twinnie had management (Craig Logan’s LME, home to Dido and Anastacia) and major labels competing to sign her. At a guess, she says, she had already written hundreds of songs in the past couple of years.

“For years I’ve been back and forth to Nashville for writing,” says Twinnie. “I’ve written in London, LA, New York, Sweden and at home at the end of my bed. I taught myself to play piano and guitar and put together a band. Everywhere I worked, I’d go out at night and play. Every job I’ve done has been to pay for myself to make music.”

For a decade, Twinnie has led a double life. While becoming a star of stage and screen, conquering the West End and working with Hollywood royalty, Twinnie has quietly pursued her real dream. Or rather, not so quietly of late.

By design, her life since has been an unpredictable adventure involving performing backing vocals and dancing for Justin Timberlake, Pharrell & Robin Thicke on the Blurred Lines tour, Michael Bublé, The Wanted amongst others on the Graham Norton Show, X Factor, and Strictly. She also adds her vocals on Ed Sheeran’s signing Jamie Lawson’s album. She has starred in TV and film. Currently she’s in cinemas in The Wife, (rumoured to be an Oscar nominated movie) alongside Glenn Close, Jonathan Pryce and Christian Slater.

Throughout it all, Twinnie worked on her music. She was offered the opportunity to join forces with Ben Earle and form a duo after they had been writing a lot together however Twinnie had her heart set on being a solo artist. Earle later formed The Shires with Crissie Rhodes instead – Twinnie co-wrote Black and White and First Flight Out featured on the duo’s gold-selling debut album, Brave.

“I never really envisaged myself in a duo’ says Twinnie. “It’s that gut feeling again. I love writing with Ben, he’s one of my favourite writers to this day! I find it amazing how things work out, I knew that being anything other than a solo artist wouldn’t be right for me. The Shires have been integral through their success in breaking down the door for UK country acts. I’m so proud of Ben and Crissie and was overjoyed that I got to be a small part of their first album ‘Brave’ ”

Twinnie’s debut album is due in the spring of next year. For now, she’s busy writing more songs and finding new fans. Among her admirers already is Bryan Adams, who caught her set at Cornbury festival last year and invited her to duet with him on the main stage.

https://www.twinnieofficial.com/

Dustbowl Revival - Busted

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Busted’ - Dustbowl Revival

Based in Venice, California and with a perfect blend of Soul, Funk, Roots-Rock, Dustbowl Revival have recently been voted ‘Best Live Band in LA’ by LA Weekly. As a great introduction to their music our track today is the powerful ‘Busted’ taken from their 2017 self-titled album. If you would like to see them live in London, they are playing at Nells tonight.

Dustbowl Revival has always been about pushing the boundaries of what American roots music can be. In many ways, they could have continued creating joyful, booty-shaking songs and cut-to-heart folk-rock ballads that lift up their transcendent live shows and mining new energetic material from the place where folk music, funk and soul meet.

But the band’s newest album,’ Is It You, Is It Me’, set for release on January 31st via their own Medium Expectations label and Nashville’s Thirty Tigers, is something different entirely. Produced by Sam Kassirer [Lake Street Dive, Josh Ritter, David Ramirez] and engineered by Brian Joseph [Bon Iver, Local Natives, Sufjan Stevens], it represents the latest stage in a band that never stops evolving and refuses to stand still.

After celebrating over a decade of sonic adventuring, playing thousands of shows together in ten countries and counting, and collecting a devoted and growing fanbase coast-to-coast, the six core members -- founder Z. Lupetin, Liz Beebe, Josh Heffernan, Matt Rubin, Ulf Bjorlin and Connor Vance knew they had to create something bigger.

The 13 new songs were not road-tested and tired out by the time they made it to the recording studio: in fact Kassirer inspired the band to create the album in a two-week flash of intense creativity, with many of the songs layered and composed day-by-day in the studio. Acting like a nimble rock orchestra, each member played multiple instruments, and the group brought in new musicians on symphonic brass, and local friends to sing as a spur-of-the-moment choir.

Photo credit: Shervin Lainez

http://www.dustbowlrevival.com/

LP - Lost On You

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Lost On You’ -LP

Long Island-born singer-songwriter Laura Pergolizzi is better known professionally as LP. She has currently released five albums and three EPs. She has written songs for other artists including Cher, Rihanna, the Backstreet Boys, Leona Lewis, Mylène Farmer, and Christina Aguilera. Our LCM featured track today is her biggest hit so far which was released in 2017. Vocally LP really reminds us of Miley Cyrus.

The singer-songwriter lays all of her cards on the table every time she makes a record. The artist’s fifth full-length the aptly titled Heart To Mouth [BMG/Vagrant] stands out as her most direct statement yet. No filter, no censorship, and no bullshit.

“When I get on the mic and start doing melodies, I can feel that direct line from my heart to my mouth,” she says. “In the past, there was a city full of streets that needed my attention. Now, I feel like I have a major highway to communicate emotion from. Whether they’re sadder songs or big anthems, they all come from the same place.”

She started to pave the way for that highway on 2017’s ‘Lost On You’. Her biggest hit to date, the title track “Lost On You,” eclipsed 500 million-plus streams and went platinum in Russia, Poland, Greece, Switzerland, Italy, France, and more. The total view tally on the videos for “Lost On You,” “Muddy Waters,” and “When We’re High” surpassed 280 million within a year as Billboard, Paper, Out Magazine, V Magazine, Interview, British Vogue, and more sang her praises. In addition to show-stopping performances everywhere from The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and The Late Late Show with James Corden to Conan and Jools Holland, she graced the stage at Coachella, Osheaga, Outside Lands, and Mad Cool.

Drawing on hard-earned confidence and leveraging a position as an independent shot-caller, she began collecting ideas for this latest album as early as 2017, working hand-in-hand with ‘Lost On You’ collaborator and producer Mike Del Rio [Eminem, X Ambassadors, Skylar Grey] and writer Nathaniel Campany.

“I learned a lot over the years as far as what I want for myself, what I want to say, what I want to convey to people, and what I want to perform,” she continues. “I can finally portray who I want to portray and how. It all stems from freedom in my work. I don’t have to ask anybody for permission. I could be myself, and I really had some shit I wanted to say. None of us go through life unscathed, but at least you can write about it.”

And write about it, she did. ‘Heart To Mouth’ is the sound of an artist incapable of holding back. Instead, she speaks candidly on love, lust, fear, insecurity, infidelity, regret, and redemption. The effervescent garage-y dancefloor grind of first single and opener “Girls Go Wild” fittingly introduces her as “the outlaw of outside.” Meanwhile, the chilling piano chords of follow-up “Recovery” underscore the pain of a cheating lover as the chorus echoes raw pain and power with the admission, “I’m in recovery.”

“Ironically, I wrote it from my ex’s perspective of being cheated on, and then I was in the same position myself not too long after,” admits LP. “The feeling just sucks. You never truly get it until you’re on both sides. It sucks breaking somebody’s heart, but it sucks even more being heartbroken.”

Elsewhere on the album, she pins a “haunted feeling” to soulful vocal fireworks on “Die For Your Love.” The delicately plucked guitar and hushed vocals of “One Night In The Sun” depict a relationship on its sad last legs from a longing, poetic perspective. Another standout, “Dreamer” hinges on a shadowy blues croon as she relays frustrations with “a lover who has big dreams but won’t put any of the scaffolding to uphold that dream.”

“I can go the whole gamut of emotions in one day,” she says. “I’ve learned how to explain myself more succinctly with fewer words. That was the goal. There’s no cloying.”. In the end, LP lets it all out, and the results feel damn good.

“I’m lucky to have an audience that gets it,” she leaves off. “They can see and hear I went through a lot of shit to get to this point and appreciate it, because we all go through that from the cradle to the grave. I’m just here to sing about it. If you like it, great, because I love it..

https://www.iamlp.com

Grace Potter - Back To Me

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Back To Me’ - Grace Potter

We love this live powerhouse version of ‘Back To Me’ by Vermont singer-songwriter Grace. Grace’s excellent forthcoming album ‘Daylight’ is set for release on Oct 25th.

In the years that followed the release of her widely acclaimed 2015 album ‘Midnight’, Grace Potter considered never putting out a record again. Having endured the tumult of the breakup of her band and consequent divorce— as well as far more joyful events like a new marriage and the birth of her first child— Potter continued writing on her own, but had no intention of sharing those songs with the world. “Too many things had happened, and I needed to take a step back,” says the Vermont-born artist.

But by the end of 2017, Potter began to feel the call of the studio and soon started laying down tracks in the Topanga Canyon home she’d recently settled into with her husband, Midnight producer Eric Valentine. Unsigned and entirely free of any pressure to appease, Potter slowly carved out the songs that now make up ‘Daylight’: an album that emerges as her most emotionally revealing, musically daring, and exactingly realized body of work to date. “When I finally started writing songs again - I did it for me.”

Grace’s seventh full-length and first release for Fantasy Records,’ Daylight’ mostly came to life through a series of live-to-tape sessions at Valentine’s Hollywood studio, Barefoot Recording. Along with capturing the undeniable vocal power Potter’s previously shown in sharing the stage with The Rolling Stones, Robert Plant, and Neil Young, the album unfolds with an irresistibly vital sound birthed with the help of guests like Benmont Tench and Lucius. “Having all these incredible musicians playing live in the room with me gave the recording an urgency—like, this matters right now,” Grace recalls.

Throughout ‘Daylight’, Grace imbues her songs with equal parts aching vulnerability and unapologetic self-possession. For Grace, the making of ‘Daylight’ marks a return to the unfettered creativity she felt upon first discovering songwriting. “I really dug back into the roots of my creativity. When I was 12 or 13, I would sneak away to write songs because I didn’t want anyone to hear me bearing all,” she says. “It was all so honest, because I had no awareness of how people might perceive me.” At the same time, she made use of the masterful chops she’s developed over the course of her career, a 15-year run that’s included playing nearly every major music festival (in addition to launching her own festival, Burlington’s Grand Point North. “Throughout my career, I’ve always been a bit of a tinkerer; experimenting & exploring all these different facets of who I am through music,” says Grace. “But this album isn’t an experiment: it’s a statement.”

As she shares that statement with the world, Gracer hopes that ‘Daylight’s’ fearless honesty might inspire each listener to embrace their own truth, in all its messy complexity. “This album is about being able to take complete ownership of your feelings, without any anger or hate or shame. And that can be absolutely terrifying— but once you get to the other side, it’s exhilarating. It’s the feeling of knowing that you’re finally home.”

https://www.gracepotter.com

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Elles Bailey - Deeper

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Deeper’ - Elles Bailey

Our featured track today is a great single from LCM favourite Elles Bailey. The wonderful ‘Deeper’ is taken from her excellent latest album ‘Road I Call Home’. The track was written by Elles, Dan Demay and Daryl Burgess. Enjoy!

Catch Elles and the band live if you can. All UK and mainland Europe tour dates are on her website.

https://www.ellesbailey.com

Playing For Change - The Weight

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘The Weight’ - Playing For Change

With musicians playing across five continents our LCM featured track today is the classic ‘The Weight’ originally recorded by The Band. We love this worldwide collaboration and concept. The wonderful joy of music bringing people together.

See if you can spot some familiar faces……

Great songs can travel everywhere bridging what divides us and inspiring us to see how easily we all get along when the music plays. Special thanks to Cambria® and to Robbie Robertson, Ringo Starr and all the musicians for joining in celebrating 50 years of this classic song. Take a load off and turn it up!!

Dedicated To "The Band" Rick Danko, Levon Helm, Garth Hudson, Richard Manuel and Robbie Robertson

Playing For Change is a movement created to inspire and connect the world through music, born from the shared belief that music has the power to break down boundaries and overcome distances between people. Their primary focus is to record and film musicians performing in their natural environments and combine their talents and cultural power in innovative videos we call ‘Songs Around the World’. Creating these videos motivated them to form the Playing For Change Band—a tangible, traveling representation of our mission, featuring musicians met along our journey; and establish the Playing For Change Foundation—a separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to building music and art schools for children around the world. Through these efforts, we aim to create hope and inspiration for the future of our planet.

Learn more: http://playingforchange.com

The Avett Brothers - Bang Bang

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Bang Bang’ - The Avett Brothers

With a very powerful message.‘Bang Bang’ is the brand new single from LCM favourites The Avett Brothers. It’s taken from their forthcoming new album ‘Closer Than Together’ due for release on Oct 4th via Republic Records.

You can pre-order now directly from their website

https://www.theavettbrothers.com/welcome

Beth Hart - Bad Women Blues

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Bad Women Blues’ - Beth Hart

We have something to get your blood pumping today. ‘Bad Woman Blues’ is the excellent first single and opening track from LA based Grammy nominated singer-songwriter Beth Hart. It’s taken from her forthcoming new album ‘War In My Mind‘, which is set for release on September 27th via Provogue/Mascot Label Group. It was produced by multiple Grammy winning producer Rob Cavallo (Green Day, Phil Collins, Paramore, Kid Rock, etc.)

This wonderful bluesy rock anti-love track is full of energy and great hooks. It’s guaranteed to get your head bopping and your toes tapping. Beth comments “It’s about a woman who doesn’t have any interest whatsoever in being good, because she knows she’s not. But instead of hating herself for it, she’s very clear with the man. Like, ‘Baby, I’m an asshole and a frickin’ witch, but you are gonna have fun with me’.”

The video was directed by Willem Heijnen and Greg Watermann.

https://www.bethhart.com

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Xander and The Peace Pirates - Soul Shine

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘‘Soul Shine’ - Xander & The Peace Pirates

Our LCM featured track today is a great cover of the Allman Brothers ‘Soul Shine’ by the excellent Liverpool based Xander & The Peace Pirates. The band are one of our LCM ‘Ones to watch’ in 2019. Catch them live if you can.

Xander and the Peace Pirates are a testament to musical integrity and personal strength. Combining soul, blues and rock, their pervasive blend of inspired song writing and memorable performances has already seen them enrapture audiences from around the world.

Brothers Keith and Stu were discovered on YouTube by Gibson Brands CEO, Henry Juszkiewicz, and during their subsequent performances for the company at numerous international events, the band caught the attention of not just an ever-growing collective of fans but also industry legends such as Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Kiss, the Stones), who was so smitten by their music he offered to produce the band’s first album.

2015 has seen the band’s revered and exalted status as a live-performance juggernaut evolve even further after concluding their 5-year tenure as the resident band at Liverpool’s iconic Cavern Club; supporting guitar royalty Joe Bonamassa and Joe Satriani at ‘Classic Rocknacht’ in Loreley, playing sold out shows supporting 60's legend Manfred Mann and guitar blues legend Robben Ford across Germany; and finally culminating in being personally invited to support ex-Whitesnake and Blues-guitar Hero Bernie Marsden on his UK tour.

With haunting riffs, genius melodies, and an irrepressibly infectious charisma, Xander and the Peace Pirates continue to share their musical passion to standing ovations, while spreading a universal message of peace, love and harmony.

Kerri Watt - Cut Me Loose

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Cut Me Loose’ - Kerri Watt

Our LCM featured track today is the latest high energy new single from fast-rising Glasgow based singer-songwriter Kerri Watt. It reminds us of Adele meets Lana Del Ray.

Kerri is best known for bewitching country-pop songs that have made her a festival staple and a favourite on Radio 2 and seen her guest on multiple TV programmes and host her own Americana radio show, the straight-talking Scot has also opened for Coldplay, collaborated with Embrace, had a chart-topping dance hit and starred alongside Marti Pellow in a musical.

Brought up in Glasgow by a dad who played for Celtic and a mum who ferried her to endless music, dance and drama classes, Kerri grew up certain she should be on stage. At 16, she won a scholarship to a music high school in California, by 18 she was on a West End stage and at 20, discovered that her first love was writing songs and set about becoming a solo singer/songwriter.

As a DIY artist, she built a fanbase, supported artists including ward Thomas and Nina Nesbitt and released songs that were championed on national radio. Earlier this year, Kerri signed to Cooking Vinyl to release a debut album, recorded in Austin, Texas with a Grammy Award-nominated producer, that will surprise and delight her growing army of fans.

https://kerriwatt.com

The Teskey Brothers - So Caught Up

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘So Caught Up’ - The Teskey Brothers

With an excellent album ‘Run Home Slow’ just released earlier this month, Australian band The Teskey Brothers are flying high. The funky and soulful ‘So Caught Up’ is their catchy latest single. Catch them live on tour if you can.

Photo credit: Nick McKK

Morganway - Let Me Go

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Let Me Go’ - Morganway

Today’s LCM featured song is by the great fast-rising Norwich based Americana Folk-Rocker’s Morganway. This powerful track which reminds us Jefferson Airplane is taken from their excellent debut album out now. Catch them live if you can

Photo credit: Richard Ecclestone

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The Cranberries - Why

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘Why’ - The Cranberries

Hannah White & The Nordic Connection - City Beats

LCM Song Of The Day: ‘City Beats’ - Hannah White & The Nordic Connection

Our featured track is the brand new single and debut from London based singer-songwriter and LCM favourite Hannah White and a new musical collective from Norway called The Nordic Connection. The Nordic Connection are the very talented HP Gundersen (Slide Guitar), Lars Hammersland (Piano & Hammond), Øyvind Storli Hoel (Bass) and Ole Ludvig Krüger (Drums & Banjo). Hannah is also joined on the song by husband and musician partner Keiron Marshall on guitar, harmonica & BV’s.

This is a very exciting new chapter in Hannah and Keiron’s musical career and we are looking forward to hearing further music from this great new collaboration.

Watch out too for the brand new Sound Lounge hopefully opening in Sutton later in the year,