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A week after the release of his newest project Some Things Break, and with tour looming, I caught up with Benjamin Francis Leftwich to talk all things music. Benjamin picks up the phone at the end of a morning walk, on his way back from grabbing a coffee. He scrambles to disarm his Alexa before…
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‘In the Open’ is the first single taken from the singer songwriter’s EP of the same title, scheduled for release on the 19th November along with three other tracks (You can preorder it on iTunes!). In typical Benjamin Francis Leftwich fashion, it’s a lullaby serenade, in which the vocals come off as smooth and effortless,…
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‘Someone once bought me a lollipop that had a scorpion inside it…with a note that said ‘meet me at my tent’- Brunna Pimentel interviews singer songwriter Benjamin Leftwich
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Brunna Pimentel reviews Benjamin Leftwich at The Joiners in Southampton (10/05/16).
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With the release of the 1975’s new album, let’s have a look at the label that started it all.
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After a week away we are back with our picks of the week’s releases this Friday morning!
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Heather Baron-Gracie took some time out of her busy studio session to discuss the upcoming headline tour for the Pale Waves.
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Something something JAMES MURPHY IS BACK, GUYS.
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December gets under way with a late flurry of records and edits.
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This week sees new releases from Craig David, Sigala, Hardwell, and more.
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This week sees new releases from Aphex Twin, Shura, The Knocks, and more.
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Local Winchester-based musician Josh Savage released his debut solo E.P, Mountains in Hurricanes early last month, which was recorded partly in his bedroom and partly at studios in York University where he studied. Josh has been fortunate enough to have had BBC Introducing air play, as well as being a support act for the likes…
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Kendal Calling is one of those little known countryside festivals that consistently showcases a fantastic mix of acts in an infinitely more chilled setting than you’ll ever hope to find at Reading and Leeds. This year has Dizzee Rascal, James and Maximo Park topping the bill of a fantastic and varied line up, including Feeder,…
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Keaton Henson’s début album Dear is a stellar piece of work, brimming with songs of lost love, but retains an aspect of beauty that binds the record together. This solitary soul is interesting in today’s music industry as crippling stage fright has meant he has done very few live appearances. More interesting is that Keaton Henson is not…