StevieMQueen beats to his own drum. The self-taught drummer of obscure rock bands spent the greater half of his life producing heavy, sleazy and sweaty stoner rock. But with his insatiable interest in synthesizer sounds and electronic music, he inevitably swapped his drum sticks for a dj-set. 

StevieMQueen effortlessly mixes the steaming, sturdy beats of Electro, Techno and House with his profound love for Indie Dance, Italo Disco, World Music and obscure sounds. After transforming his attic into a synthesizer sanctuary, he soon took the stage to work his eclectic magic; leaving whole audiences in puddles of sweat -just the way he likes it.

Since the formation of The King’s Parade in 2015, the four-piece’s assured touch of classic Detroit blues with melodic, crossover pop has frontman Olly Corpe and his band evoking the crafted sounds of Jamie Woon, Leon Bridges and Son Little.

Since releasing their debut ‘Vagabond’ EP last year as well as a string of singles including ‘Bunched Up Letters’ and ‘Silhouette’, The King’s Parade have seen themselves picking up critical acclaim across CLASH, NOTION, EARMILK and THE EVENING STANDARD. They also independently sold out London’s OSLO on the last leg of their debut sold-out European tour – echoing a growing number of hype acts growing fanbases and selling out large venues completely under the radar.

This is a classic sound honed by musicians that were previously playing together more than 40 hours a week on a Hawaiian cruise ship. Think the Beatles’ unknown early gigs in Hamburg’s strip clubs and you’re about there.

Continuing with their signature style on new release ‘Gathering the Pieces of a Broken Heart’, they continue to refine a new blues blueprint that’s seeing a loyal and expectant fanbase growing by the day. An open letter of love and loss, the track further cements The King’s Parade’s status as one of the most naturally talented and hustling young acts this year.

Puur natuur. 

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