
Laura Dean
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4 days ago |
godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Laura Dean
Sea Fever have been a standout presence in Manchester's music scene since forming in 2019. The five-piece electronic band made a strong impression with their critically acclaimed debut Folding Lines, and have since built a reputation for captivating live performances and an evolving, genre-blending sound. Last week, they released their long-awaited second album, Surface Sound, marking the occasion with a special hometown show at The Yard.
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1 week ago |
godisinthetvzine.co.uk | Laura Dean
Sea Fever are a dynamic five-piece electronica band who have carved out a distinct place within Manchester's vibrant music scene since forming in 2019. With members drawn from legendary acts like New Order, Section 25, and Johnny Marr's band, they fuse deep-rooted musical pedigree with a fresh, forward-thinking sound.
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2 weeks ago |
deadgoodmusic.blog | Laura Dean |Laura Dean
Hot on the heels of their electrifying live album Live at the Acropolis, James are casting their spell across the UK and Europe this summer. The band reignited their live energy last month with an intimate warm-up show in Middlesbrough, followed by a festival appearance in Ayr. With anticipation mounting for their headline slot at Neighbourhood Weekender on Saturday – the closest this run comes to a homecoming – they made a triumphant return to Scotland, taking over Edinburgh’s Corn Exchange.
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2 weeks ago |
deadgoodmusic.blog | Laura Dean |Laura Dean
Although still early in her solo career, Marged has already made a name for herself. Hailing from Cardiff and now based in South London, she is best known for her powerful vocals and dynamic choreography with Self Esteem. After a six-year hiatus, Marged returned to the music scene last summer with ‘Bounce Back’ – an empowering anthem about reclaiming her spirit after heartbreak.
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2 weeks ago |
deadgoodmusic.blog | Laura Dean
Singer-songwriter Lucy Spraggan has released her new single, ‘The Lesson’ – a heartfelt and introspective track that has quickly become a fan favourite since its live debut last year. Written about the profound experience of losing a parent, the track highlights Lucy’s continued gift for storytelling through song. Her emotive vocals take centerstage, gently woven with soulful, delicate piano that deepens the track’s tender, sorrowful tone.
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