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После необычного отклика на онлайн-трансляцию в июле у зрителей будет еще один шанс испытать «Молитву идиота: Ник Кейв в одиночестве» в Alexandra Palace, которая будет показана в кинотеатрах по всему миру через Trafalgar Releasing с 5 ноября.

Closeness, the fourth LP from Pennsylvanias Native Harrow, elaborates on the duos radiant warmth and timeless nostalgia with the inclusion of new sounds and experiences. The combustible fuzz-driven opener Shake gives way to slices of 70s FM groove

Tracklisting: 1.Wasting Time 2. Don’t Mean A Thing 3. Begging 4. Inbetween 5. Talk (with Violet Skies) 6. Silence Overview One of the most impressive, talented, genuine and funny artists in the game. Also one of the most incredible live performers you're ever likely to see (but not any time soon, unfortunately for us all). On the upside, new material can only be enormously welcomed from the man who has played rooftop basketball with James Corden, was kicked out of his support gig for selling too many CDs, AND was gifted as a human present on Made In Chelsea for Binky’s baby shower... The ‘Reflections’ EP marks a turning point in Billy Lockett’s career. The loss of his father, and subsequent split with his major record company led to dark times. ‘Reflections’ is the first time since that Billy has felt ready, willing and able to not just commit to writing and recording new songs to sing, but also to release them entirely independently. This narrative of overcoming his own inner turmoil, and in turn how others might perhaps achieve something similar, is interwoven throughout the campaign. Drivers Three singles precede EP release: 13th Nov: ‘Wasting Time’ 22nd Dec: release ‘Silence’ to DSPs 29th Jan: single 2 ‘Talk’ (w/Violet Skies) release - Videos will accompany all singles, including the duet 'Talk' with Violet Skies. - Targeted digital ad campaign with £12K spend across single/EP campaign, targeting conversion to streaming following - Numerous social campaigns, launching with #DontFeelSillyTalkToBilly focusing on mental wellbeing - Exclusive live performance with Mahogany - Launch of ‘Only Fans’ campaign featuring exclusive ‘naked’ acoustic performances - Indie streaming playlist campaign - Competition giveaway with Roland keyboards Focus Territories: UK, US, DE, NL, NO & SE - based upon data analysis of audience - Spotify Listener Countries: UK (14.2%), DE (12.6%), US (11.9%), NL (11.2%), Apple Music Countries: US (21%), UK (17%), DE (12.1%). Campaign will capitalise on concerted social media growth in last 12 months (IG - 52% growth in followers over that period, 60% increase in post likes, 100% increase in comments, & 200% increase in engagement). YouTube - 23% increase in subscribers growth & 5 million views over last year. Strong streaming presence: 60 million Spotify streams, 1 million monthly listeners & 30k followers, with 8 million plays on Apple Music & 180K Shazams. 1,710 tickets sold for new 'living rooms & gardens tour raffle' (with 50% of proceeds going to an alcohol addiction charity), specifically designed to work in a COVID environment, which will commence across the UK in areas where restrictions are not preventative. Has previously performed on The Late Late Show with James Corden, supported Lewis Capaldi, Lana Del Rey, Jeff Lynne’s ELO, Jack Savoretti, Birdy and Nina Nesbitt, and undertaken a UK and EU headline tour (17 dates, 9 countries and 16 cities) including 4 sold out London shows (including Shepherds Bush Empire) Previous festival performances include Glastonbury, Latitude, Isle of Wight, Wilderness, Cornbury, Kew Gardens, Goldcoast & Live At Leeds. Employing a bespoke indie promo team in key territories, comprised of Steve Ager & Joe Phillip (UK radio & PR respectively), Kathrin Wagmueller (DE radio & PR), Peter Schaap (NL radio & PR), Rupam Sofsky & Ever Kipp (US college radio & PR respectively), Eric Brunet (FR) & Krister Wiberg (NO radio & PR), as well as a comprehensive digital campaign via Sweetshop. Spotify: 60million streams, 1million monthly listeners, 30k followers, 18 million Spotify streams over the last 6 months alone Apple: 8million plays Shazam: 180,000 Shazams 800 person high-quality newsletter database Previous Spotify Editorial Playlist features on Chill Hits, Sad Songs, Massive Dance Hits, You Can Do It, Easy On Sunday Love Pop, Chilled Pop Hits Deezer (Calm Piano and Piano au calm) Apple Music Playlist features on Best Of The Week and A List Singer-Songwriter #1 iTunes EP (Burn It Down EP) 57M+ streams Social Media Facebook: 47K https://www.facebook.com/billylockettmusic Instagram: 22K https://www.instagram.com/billylockett/ Twitter: 9K https://twitter.com/billylockett Youtube : 16K https://www.youtube.com/user/officialbillylockett

The five albums Jerry Jeff Walker recorded for ATCO and ELEKTRA between 1968 and 1979. Inspired by Bob Dylan, a host of Singer Songwriters came to the fore and one of the most significant was Jerry Jeff Walker. He merged Folk, Country and Rock and a

Now, 2020, FEE is back with a new album Nachtluft. Direct and honest. Varied in tempo and theme. In addition, a bit more personal. A lively, humorous, but also reflective album. FEE. keeps her promise: Working in all aspects on her ideas, on true f

The cornet is undoubtedly a characteristic trait for Edmond, an instrument he was taught by his grandad from a young age. Upon listening to Ryan Edmonds music, you can hear how the cornet has influenced him. It runs like a river throughout the songs, sometimes concealed in the back, sometimes prominent. On these contemporaries, Edmond creates an honest and independent sound. Edmond is a multi-instrumental singer-songwriter who hails from the small town of Rockingham, Western Australia. The years upon releasing his debut single in 2019, Edmond travelled the world. From coastal towns in Australia and deserted beaches in Indonesia, to pulsating city life in Europe. The years on the move have without a doubt influenced his music, which can be particularly heard on his debut 'From The Start', which is an ode to his journey about leaving sunny Australia to move to his second home in Sweden.

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After the storming success of their recently released studio album digitally ‘One Day At A Time’, which has now been streamed more than 60 millions times and seen them garner another 100 million YouTube views, Kodaline are now proud to present the deluxe edition of their latest full-length, which will feature a collaboration with Gabrielle Aplin on their track ‘Everyone Changes’ and 'This Is Christmas' another as yet unreleased songs. The album also includes the singles 'Wherever You Are', 'Sometimes', 'Saving Grace and 'Say Something'. Released on 20th November both physically and digitally, making it the first opportunity for fans to own the record in a physical format. Kodaline approached the album with a streamlined process that took them back to their roots. The majority of the sessions revolved around the four band members alone in their modest recording space in Dublin, with bassist Jason Boland leading the production side of things. The band’s primary objective was to focus on the emotion that has informed many Kodaline fan favourites. As we’ve seen from the two recent singles, they’re playing to their strengths: insistent melodies and captivating hooks exploring stories that are revealing, unguarded and immediately relatable. “The main thing this time was to capture those emotions through everything,” says frontman Steve Garrigan. “We also wanted to use a lot of harmonies and play to our strengths.”

Laura Veirs releases her eleventh solo album My Echo via Bella Union. The album features guest appearances from Jim James, Bill Frisell, Karl Blau, Matt Ward and others. “My Echo is my 11th solo album. It’s my ‘my songs knew I was getting divorced before I did’ album. My conscious mind was trying as hard as I could to keep my family together but my subconscious mind was working on the difficult struggles in my marital life. I was part of a “Secret Poetry Group” that met and wrote poems monthly for a year during the writing of this record. Many of my poems turned into songs for this album. By the time the album was being mixed last fall, my ex-husband / producer Tucker Martine and I had decided to go our separate ways. We were a great musical team for many years but we struggled to be compatible in our marriage and family life and that struggle is reflected in this album. In this new batch of songs I imagine escaping from some sort of prison or cage. Advancing age, the confines of domesticity, our oppressive government and the threat of the apocalypse permeate these songs. In these songs my heart craves certainty and permanence but none is to be found. It’s an album about disintegration. It reveals my artist’s intuition at work. Although these songs were written before quarantine they are strangely relevant to times in which we find ourselves currently. You will find me staring at the walls (Turquoise Walls). You will find me feeling grateful to be alive (Memaloose Island). You will find me accepting the ephemeral nature of life (Vapor Trails and All the Things). You will find me searching for personal freedom while feeling trapped (Freedom Feeling). You will find me trying to accept that sometimes the best thing to do is to sit still and do nothing at all (Another Space and Time). Produced by Tucker Martine in the summer and fall of 2019 in Portland, OR. Includes appearances from Jim James, Bill Frisell, Karl Blau, Matt Ward

Laura Veirs releases her eleventh solo album My Echo via Bella Union. The album features guest appearances from Jim James, Bill Frisell, Karl Blau, Matt Ward and others. “My Echo is my 11th solo album. It’s my ‘my songs knew I was getting divorced before I did’ album. My conscious mind was trying as hard as I could to keep my family together but my subconscious mind was working on the difficult struggles in my marital life. I was part of a “Secret Poetry Group” that met and wrote poems monthly for a year during the writing of this record. Many of my poems turned into songs for this album. By the time the album was being mixed last fall, my ex-husband / producer Tucker Martine and I had decided to go our separate ways. We were a great musical team for many years but we struggled to be compatible in our marriage and family life and that struggle is reflected in this album. In this new batch of songs I imagine escaping from some sort of prison or cage. Advancing age, the confines of domesticity, our oppressive government and the threat of the apocalypse permeate these songs. In these songs my heart craves certainty and permanence but none is to be found. It’s an album about disintegration. It reveals my artist’s intuition at work. Although these songs were written before quarantine they are strangely relevant to times in which we find ourselves currently. You will find me staring at the walls (Turquoise Walls). You will find me feeling grateful to be alive (Memaloose Island). You will find me accepting the ephemeral nature of life (Vapor Trails and All the Things). You will find me searching for personal freedom while feeling trapped (Freedom Feeling). You will find me trying to accept that sometimes the best thing to do is to sit still and do nothing at all (Another Space and Time). Produced by Tucker Martine in the summer and fall of 2019 in Portland, OR. Includes appearances from Jim James, Bill Frisell, Karl Blau, Matt Ward

Monument released through Play It Again Sam is Keaton’s first album since 2016’s Kindly Now. Keaton Henson’s new album Monument is a rare thing. It is an album about loss, and dealing with losing the ones we love, but told, in incredibly candid detail, through the aspects of our lives that surround the trauma itself, about love, ageing, recovery, life, seen through the prism of grief. With the posting of an enigmatic and cryptic goodbye in 2016; Epilogue, Henson’s next project ended up becoming Six Lethargies, a complex and ambitious symphony for string orchestra, dealing with the minutiae of mental illness. He put away the guitar and retreated to his home for three years to compose it. Monument now finds Keaton re-emerging with an album of songs about grief, and how it permeates our lives. The record began when, having recovered from both Six Lethargies and the circumstances that inspired it, Henson moved from London to the wilds of the English countryside, spending long days outside chopping wood, tending to the grounds, and watching birds of prey soaring above. It was from this remote outpost that he finally felt ready to look at a subject he had been avoiding for his entire songwriting career; the decades long illness, and imminent death of his father, who passed two days before he finished recording the album