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Artist News
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: The Korgis – Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime (SINGSONG118)
This beautifully-chilled and stripped-back take of The Korgis’s 1980 smash hit measures the enduring appeal of the song.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: Quatermass – Unreleased 70s (SINGSONG112)
Recently-retrieved recordings from 1970 and 1973 reveal classy jazz underpinnings to this cult British Hammond-driven progressive rock trio, whose self-titled release – ‘Quatermass’ – is widely sought- after to this day.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: Quatermass II – Long Road (SINGSONG256)
Today’s rock aficionado has much to enjoy in this assured veteran set; taut, crisply-produced and delivered with aplomb by seasoned performers, it never falters.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: Steve Tilston – Such & Such (SINGSONG246)
Traditional folk, cool jazz, singalong soft rock, tundra to conundra - musically, this 2003 release was this celebrated English folk artist’s most varied and ambitious to date.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: Luther Grosvenor – I Really Don’t Know (SINGSONG250)
One year after the release of former Mott the Hoople guitarist Luther Grosvenor’s solo album ‘Another Journey’ comes a welcome follow-up in ‘I Really Don’t Know’.
NEW AUDIO RELEASE: Overend Watts – He’s Real Gone (SINGSONG255)
Released shortly after the former Mott The Hoople/British Lions bassist’s death in 2017, an inventive and diverse solo set of semi-autobiographical compositions pick through Overend Watts’s life for inspiration.