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As for me and my musician friends , we're learning to reinvent, adapt and creatively move forward. Cue day 3 of our writing camp. Lots and lots of new music to follow Love Adam and friends Xxxx Ps.. I'm so lucky I have friends #writingcamp #humanity #tunefactory #community #songs #frankturner #brooklyn #nw10 #hotnewmusicians #thevoice #metropolis_london #monday #musicmonday (at Harlsden Nw10) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFqJ4mSnPAF/?igshid=15rxe2sg245py
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Disclosure - F For You (TEED Remix)
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New Song of the Week: Angels- The xx
The first single from the eagerly awaited second album ofLondonsensations The xx gives the impression as they have never been away, as Angels has the mellow, intimate, reverb-filled atmosphere and melodic simplicity of their Mercury-nominated debut album xx. Despite hints that the bands musical direction would lead towards a more club influenced, this first effort is effortlessly downbeat and understated, with the typically treble-heavy guitar, gliding bass, and Jamie Smith’s fading percussion parts on the peripheries. This charming minimalistic indie pop bodes well for the album’s release in September, and marks evolution not revolution in the journey of this enormously talented bunch of youngsters, who will cement their place in the nation’s hearts.
