Remix of a song called Come Around Here by an Isle of Wight band called Duveaux, if you haven't heard them already go and check them out!

Duveaux - Come Around Here (A.V Kids Remix)

A few of the lads and I were put in a GnR tribute band last year for our final year of studying at Platform One College of Music. We recorded Sweet Child o' Mine for pure memories and a work portfolio, thought I'd share it on here too! Near as damn it mix by Natan ;) 

Sweet Child o' Mine - Cover

That Dangerous Gentleman is the BRAND NEW EP from South Coast Alt/Rock band Duveaux.

Combining an eclectic mix of catchy vocal melodies, dancing glam-rock guitar lines and dream-like harmonies, this EP has something for everyone!

Embarking on a UK tour in February 2015, Duveaux are coming to a city near you! 

Released 13/2/15

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This is our debut single, uploaded 10th May 2016.


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Hailed as “reggae for a new generation,” sensational six-piece new age reggae band By The Rivers are releasing new single ‘Take Control’ on Kompyla Records.

By The Rivers were formed in Leicester in the Spring of 2010 by Nile Barrow and Jordan Birtles. It was with a strong passion for the music, style and culture of reggae that they began to create their own sound - a unique blend of reggae, ska, soul and afro-beat infused with social commentary and positive messages. Inspired by the likes of The Gladiators, Bob Marley and Culture, their infectious and energetic grooves matched with their thought provoking lyrics, make this collective stand out so luminously in the contemporary British music scene.

 ‘Take Control’ was written around the time of the 2010 Government elections in the UK and is an emotive song expressing the frustrations of voices not being heard when Government change was so desperately needed. The song aptly illustrates the feelings of the majority of the public in the UK, describing the stagnation of both the Tory and Labour party, the country once again plummeting into recession and the fear of future riots and destruction at the hands of a dissatisfied nation. The political sentiments are artfully juxtaposed by big brass sounds, a flowing reggae beat and soft melodic vocals, creating a ridiculously addictive and deeply insightful tune.
 
The single includes a magnificent remix of ‘Take Control’ by Radio Riddler, Fun Lovin’ Criminal’s side project. Fast and Frank play around with the track’s rhythm by replacing the bass, altering the tempo and incorporating in their own vocals and instruments, reworking the song into a dub style, giving it a fresh and unique edge. Also included is ‘Don’t Stand Alone’ a stunning acoustic track which soulfully reiterates the sentiments that our nation needs to unite in order to bring about change.

The boys have already made a credible  name for themselves on the music  scene, last year saw them supporting 2-tone legends The Specials on their 15 date UK arena tour playing 10,000 capacity venues and they have also previously supported the likes of Dawn Penn, Maxi Priest, John Holt, The Buzzcocks, The Beat and Fun Lovin’ Criminals. 
By The Rivers are a youthful and immensely talented band looking to reinstate soulful, new age reggae into the people of today’s lives. Expect big things from these boys.


Take Control

They have a sound that lies in the best traditions of New York styled power pop merged with inventive lyrics and storytelling, all compacted into a three minute sonic whirlwind. Duveaux are one of those rarest of entities who have not spent lots and lots of hours in a studio masterminding their debut recordings. Instead, they have taken a preference to writing and demoing songs in their tiny little shed studio, and then hitting the road with just a handful of tunes, a van, and very little else.

This has allowed them to hone their sound and song writing skills in front of live audiences up and down the country, and are now preparing for the release of their first single "There Goes My Dreams (Again)" later this year. 

They already have a handful of radio pluggers and online marketing types offering them their services RE the release, and have also attracted the attention of various producers here in the UK. 2016 sees the band returning to the studio to follow up on their debut single with brash, fuzzy, growing live reputation and songs to boot. 

Duveaux have their own gun loaded and ready to fire for 2016 and there will be casualties..

Walls

Duveaux UK

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