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Are you a Bastille fan? They have a unique British sound that Josh Taerk has given a taste of Canada. Josh slows the tempo down for a chilled out cover of this massively popular song.

This man with big hair has a big voice to match and he'll be bringing it to Bournemouth next monday at 2:30pm in Dylan's Bar!

Here is a video of Ellie Rose performing a brilliant cover of The Kooks' "Naive" live from Dylan's Bar at Bournemouth University on Monday 11th November.

This is just a glimpse of the talent of this young singer-songwriter, she graced Bournemouth with a host of cover songs and original tracks with this one and her original track 'Speed Bump' the highlights of the performance.

She was also kind enough to do an interview with Sean and Emily from Nerve Radio as well as an interview with Nerve Magazine, which should be featured in the next issue, so check it out!

Here's the official music video for Ellie Rose's beautiful single 'Speed Bump'. Enjoy! And don't forget to come see her in Dylan's Bar at Bournemouth University Monday 11th November at 2:30pm!

If this video seems a little bit random then we have the influence of Ellie's idol to thank for that!

"Most of the time people struggle to take me seriously… I drink far too much tea, talk to my cat and wear hats. The Mad Hatter is my idol - everything he says doesn’t make sense." - Ellie Rose

The randomness of this video doesn't overshadow the obvious musical talent that this young artist demonstrates, with ability beyond her years and a voice that wouldn't sound at all out of place in the charts.

On Monday 11th November we'll be welcoming Ellie Rose, an amazing up and coming singer-songwriter from London, to Dylan's Bar at 2:30pm. This will be a Coffee House Session not to be missed!

"I get really fixated on things, boys, foods, pretty much anything… that’s the way I became a musician, one day I picked up a guitar and I’ve been addicted ever since. I’m very impatient and can’t wait for a lot of things." - Ellie

Ellie's not the only impatient one. We can wait to see her performance! 

Al Lewis opened this year's Coffee House Sessions at Bournemouth University with a great mixture of original tracks and cover songs! The surrounding crowd saw a significant increase throughout the performance with Al's performance drawing them in and holding their attention too!

His vocals had people swaying in their seats, tapping their feet and had some of the girls swooning too! He gave a bit of insight into some of his inspirations as well, from people he's met to the places he's been. He's recorded in a studio that was a chapel and travelled around America and all of his experiences have contributed to a well-rounded, accomplished album.

Al varied his playlist with a couple of unlikely covers that are away from his usual style. He slowed down Avviici and Cheryl Cole to turn them into chilled out acoustic tracks with a totally different vibe to their originals.

Here's a little snippet of the gig from The Loft: