Posts Tagged ‘Clean’

Gallery 47, very much the brain child of Jack Peachey, an English graduate from the University of Nottingham currently studying for an MA in English Literature. He makes fantastic music, recently found supporting Paul Weller on European tour dates. And I think this is fantastic, I hope you agree. Gallery 47’s “It’s Been a Long Day.”

Jack Peachey, a musician from the city of Nottingham, UK. He is known for his finger style guitar work, soft tenor vocal and abstract lyricism which draws influence from the 1960s folk poet scene. He has recorded 2 independent studio albums, “Fate Is The Law” (2011) and “All Will Be Well” (2014).

Notable shows have included appearances at T in the Park Festival and The Union Chapel (voted the number 1 music venue in London by Time Out Magazine). He recently joined Paul Weller for a few shows on his 2014 European Tour, also supporting acts like Ian McCulloch (Echo and the Bunnymen), Scott Matthews and Kitty, Daisy & Lewis. In addition, he has recorded live sessions for the BBC and Q Magazine and his songs have been played on BBC Radio 1, BBC 6music, XFM London, Kerrang Radio and many other regional shows. In September 2013, he was featured as The Guardian’s, “New Band of the Day”.

Taken from the new album “Clean” which is being released later this year. Music Video made by CSD Videography

This time last year no-one had heard of The Japanese House. Yet by the time the calendar page ticked over to 2016, Amber Bain was one of the most talked about new artists around. In just a few short months she debuted with a Zane Lowe premiere, a place on the Dirty Hit roster and The 1975 on production duties, and left with two highly acclaimed EPs, Pools to Bathe In and Clean, under her belt.

Her music is magical and multi layered with melodies and her beguiling androgynous vocal enchanting and entrancing. She was second on the Blog Sound of 2016 poll as well as on the Tipping Point’s Tips of the Year and if weren’t for the likelihood of an album being released next year, we’d expect her to be on the BBC Sound of 2017 poll.

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