NE Volume published a live review of the Westgarth gig today! Here’s a snippet…
“James’ vocal talents are obvious; he produces a warm, full, honey-like sound. The vocals were particularly haunting in his final song, ‘The Aviator’, where he used a variety of vocal techniques to create atmosphere”
For the full review, head over to the website. Thanks very much to Saerlaith Murphy for such a great write up!
Last night was a cracking gig at The Westgarth on Southfield Road in Middlesbrough, playing live in front of a great crowd in support of the briliant Liz Green and Wood Pigeon, organised by The Kids Are Solid Gold.
Here’s some videos of the performance:
The Aviator
Do You Want to Play? (New)
Almondbury
Someone True
Lynch a Millionaire
Korsakoff
Mahalo Mahaylo
Enjoy!
Here’s the poster for the next upcoming gig, this Friday 25th April, at the Westgarth in Middlesbrough. The briliant Wood Pigeon and Liz Green will also be performing! Would be great to see you all there…
Some shots from a live set at new music bar The Music Lounge in Stockton at the weekend:
Some shots and a video from the set at live acoustic night Scouting 4 Mink last Thursday. Enjoy!
The debut single ‘Korsakoff’ has been reviewed by Daniel Hampton from NE Volume Magazine. Read it here, and get your download of ‘Korsakoff’ here.
Here’s some shots and videos from the set last week at Control, the new fortnightly acoustic session at Mink Bar in Middlesbrough.
Get yourselves down to Mink Bar in Middlesbrough tomorrow night to see James perform a full set, alongside Zach Said and Lost in the Crowd! A hub of live music from all genres with an amazing atmosphere and intimate setting, you won’t regret it! James will be playing from 9.30pm, but there will be music for you to enjoy all night!
A big thank you to The People’s Republic of Teesside for featuring ‘Lynch a Millionaire’ on their website as their Teesside Track of the Week!
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