Cornershop - Who's Gonna Lite It Up Single - Ample Play Records

England is a Garden Instrumentals

The Holy Name (Instrumental)

One Uncareful Lady Owner (Instrumental)

Slingshot (Instrumental)

St. Marie Under Canon (Instrumental)

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“The UK’s most underrated band are back with a new album” 
Time Out (Feb 11)

“Cornershop & The Double ‘O’ Groove Of’ isn’t just great music; it fuses disparate cultures with such joyous irreverence that, for 40 inspirational minutes, entire notions of national borders and racial divides cease to exist”
4/5 Uncut (April)

“Handcream For A Generation and Judy Sucks A Lemon For Breakfast firmed up their credentials as one of Britain's more consistently smart indie bands…if the free taster track, “United Provinces Of India” is anything to go by, the final product will be well worth it.”
The Guardian, Pick of 2011 Music Preview


Cornershop ft Bubbley Kaur - Topknot

West Orange Gentleman's version of 'Double Decker Eyelashes, approaches like a cross between Joao Gilberto and Los Beatles, around the time of 'Free As A Bird'. Listen out for a lesser spotted Bass Harmonica in the bushes. Bringing summer to you early, all the way from Lancashire.

Double Decker Eyelashes Western Oriental Gentleman Version - Cornershop ft Bubbley Kaur

Disco's Main Squeeze

Disco's Main Squeeze (Instrumental)

Featuring Year 1, Castle Hill Primary School Bolton, 'What Did The Hippie Have In His Bag' is now a read along 7" vinyl & book, illustrated by sleeve artist Nick Edwards.

Cornershop - What Did The Hippie Have In His Bag (Ample Play Records)

Soul School

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Double Denim

Double Denim (Radio Edit) [feat. Rosanna]

Double Denim (Instrumental, Radio Edit) [feat. Rosanna]

Amsterdam Via Rotterdam

Amsterdam Via Rotterdam (Radio Edit)

Amsterdam Via Rotterdam (Instrumental)

original from the When I Was Born From The 7th Time double LP vinyl album.

Brimful Of Asha

When I Was Born For The 7th Time

Sleep on the Left Side

It's Indian Tobacco My Friend

We're in Yr Corner

Brimful of Asha

Brimful of Asha (Norman Cook Remix Single Version)

Cornershop ft Izzy Lindqwister 'Zombies - the Year of Infection'

Brimful Of Asha E.P.

Brimful Of Asha (Jimmy Smith Extended Mix)

Brimful Of Asha (Avenue Strings Mix)

Brimful of Asha EP

Brimful Of Asha (Florence Ballard Mix)

Soundtrack theme tune for the Remainiacs Brexit podcast.

Demon Is A Monster

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Cornershop ft Izzy Lindqwister 'Who's Gonna Lite It Up?

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   “It’s safe to say Singh and Ayres have lost none of their ability to surprise, & nowhere more so than in the Velvet’s-esque glare of the divine ‘Something Makes You Feel Like’." Drowned in Sound on 'Something Makes You Feel Like

The accompanying Beatles tracks Mean Mr Mustard/Polythene Pam & Love Me Too have only ever been available via Mojo magazine and we have been badgered, if you pardon the expression, to get them out for a while now.
Out digitally 5 November.

Cornershop ft SoKo - 'Something Makes You Feel Like' (Radio Edit 3.03) - ample play records

Cornershop - 'Mean Mr Mustard:Polythene Pam' - ample play records

We collaborate with the much favoured, up and coming Trwbador, to create another song that sticks in your head like a Christmas day dessert and one to set you up with all the wholesome goodness you need for the year ahead.  

‘Every Year So Different’ will be available by what Tjinder calls digital inch via all good retailers, but it also kicks off the second series of the Singhles Club - a total of 6 songs by Cornershop and Friends as part of the The Singhles Club subscription (£6 for 6 tracks), via cornershop.com: http://bit.ly/RywPgA

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Cornershop featuring TRWBADOR 'Every Year So Different' - ample play records

From the new album out 6 March 2020 'England is a Garden'. As a garden gate to the album ‘St Marie Under Canon’ starts the walk sounding upbeat in nature, and gracious in chorus, praising St Marie for all of our battles that she has overseen and adjudicated, ending with the modern day warfare of the public address sound system: amplifier, echo chamber, microphone and speaker.  Music through the sound system is the weapon (or should be).  Those that have heard it suggest it puts them in mind of The Stones, Beatles, Velvets and Cornershop!  In taking such a wide net it summarises much of what will unfold in the full album, in which it is the first move.

St Marie Under Canon

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Brimful of Asha (Avenue Strings Mix)

Brimful of Asha (Florence Ballard Mix)

Double Decker Eyelashes

Topknot

Cornershop are as The Times and most major papers have put it, 'the most treasured of British institutions,' yet they are amazingly one of the most neglected institutions England has ever known too. Not for them to be merely a pigeon hole in the staff room, they always cut it their own way, constantly changing with every release, burning Morrissey pictures outside EMI to deliver a message that all youth must do, a message that is as important then as it is getting again today, kicking aside their fellow asian crop of bands with a simple kick forward, and such forward thought gave rise to some of the best collaborations and relations ever made.

Whether that was with John Peel or Jon Savage, The Light Surgeons or sleeve art by Nick Edwards, Allen Ginsberg or Otis Clay, Larry Coryell or Noel Gallagher, in Preston Lancashire or London, or Paris or NYC, constructing their videos with the likes of Prashant Bhargava or Douglas Avery, studio production by the likes of The Automator or their own Tjinder Singh, working with charities from Mind to Christian Aid, making diversion to record their epic classic Clinton LP, when everyone warned against it, to then come back with the equally classic Handcream for A Generation, to further flip the record with recordings featuring Bubbley Kaur. The fact that they have stuck to their guns has led to the reduction in how popular they are yet to come, for there is still no one doing anything like them.

The name ‘Tjinder Singh' sounds like 'bells do ring’, and his voice is ‘unspun silk’ – not bad descriptions for a man whose name translates to Fire. The heat is on your ears, and their forthcoming album Judy Sucks A Lemon For Breakfast shows no let up in the programme.

David Ingram, Writer and Presenter 105.6 Radio Scotland

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