A review piece I did for MusicNotts on the recent Steven Page gig at the Rescue Rooms on Saturday last week (18/8/18), have a read and enjoy 🙂
http://musicnotts.com/review-steve-page-live-the-rescue-rooms-18-8-2018/
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Million Miles: Honey
A piece I did for GSGM (Global Sound Media Group) on French artist Sophie Baudry, better know as Million Miles video for her new single Honey. Have a read and enjoy.
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Steven Page @ Rescue Rooms 18/8/18
A preview piece I did for MusicNotts for a gig Steven Page (of the Barenaked Ladies) is doing this coming Saturday at the Rescue Rooms. Get yourself down there and enjoy 🙂
http://musicnotts.com/steven-page-the-rescue-rooms-18-8-18/
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Project: The Scene
This is one of a series of images I’ve been working on, they’re all front-cover pictures for a continuing project I’m doing called The Scene. Here’s the first hope you enjoy it, more to come soon. If you want to check out other images I’ve done go to the Gallery page.
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MusicNotts Talks With… Aye Nizzy
A recent conversation I had with upcoming Nottingham-based artist Aye Nizzy for MusicNotts (formerly NMNM). The feature’s been renamed from Notts Music Probe to MusicNotts Talks With… Enjoy.
http://musicnotts.com/aye-nizzy/
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Leslie Grantham RIP
British actor Leslie Grantham, best known for playing iconic TV bad-boy Dirty Den Watts has died aged 71. He began his career in the 70’s with numerous TV roles and continues into the 80’s. It was in 1985 when he landed the role of Den Watts where he became an overnight star and was involved in one of Eastenders infamous plotlines; the identity if Michelle Fowler’s baby where he earned the name ‘Dirty Den’. Also his infamous televised episode where in December 1986 when he handed over the divorce papers to on-screen wife Angie Watts played by Anita Dobson which received 30 million viewers. He left the show in 1989 but returned years later in 2003 for two years before leaving again, for good, following an online sex scandal. He continued his career in panto and appeared in the Bulgarian TV series The Good Neighbour. He’ll also be forever remembered for his infamous catchphrase “Ello Princess”
RIP LESLIE GRANTHAM AKA DIRTY DEN WATTS
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Years & Years on The Graham Norton Show
Olly and his band band are back after three years with their new single If You’re Over Me and it has has upbeat feel to it, sounds quite chirpy to. I’ll be openly honest about it and say that I wasn’t overly impressed by it as I prefer his earlier work such as Desire and King Under Your Control. The performance itself wasn’t too bad as it was basically Olly singing and dancing with 5-6 backing dancers and his choice of dress was a bit intriguing. Black and yellow. As an artist he’s got a really good voice and wide vocal range and it suits his style of music. Unfortunately I won’t joining the masses to download this track anytime soon.
Also on the sofa was the entire cast of the hit Ocean’s 8 which was a laugh and minute. Seriously, it was. If they weren’t laughing they were talking, more than Graham I think.
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Florence and The Machine on The Graham Norton Show
Just been watching a rerun of Florence and The Machine with their new song Hunger and it’s brilliant. Florence Welch, the band’s front-woman has got an incredibly soothing voice which just cut right through the song and the melody, and the line ‘We all have a hunger’ is a cleverly written lyric. Florence just seems to be able to glide effortlessly around the stage whilst performing in an almost ghost-like way (or like a dalek pending on your preferred descriptions). All I can say is that as a performer she has an earthal quality whenever she performs and has a full-bodied voice. Just incredible
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Notts Music Probe: The Medea Project
A feature I did with The Medea Project for NMNM, have a read at your pleasure.
http://nottsmusicnetwork.com/nmnm/jun-2018/notts-music-probe-the-medea-project/
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Liam Payne on The Graham Norton Show
Just been watching former One Direction-er Liam Payne perform his single Familiar, and I have to admit even though it was ever-so-slightly addictive I couldn’t say that it did anything for me. Liam had a mixture of male and female backing dancers on-stage with him, unfortunately I felt as though they didn’t do much to make the performance any better. I admit that the slight R’N’B Latino sound did make it sound interesting but sadly I won’t be rushing to buy this from the shops or download it anytime soon, or ever. I openly admit I was never a fan of One Direction so this is to some degree bias-ness, the rest of it is that I sadly grew out of teeny pop music years ago
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