Norwich based energetic three-piece playing a worldly blend of danceable music.

Bare Feet Records serves as an antidote to struggling independent artists and bands attempting to release their music to a wider market. We also organise gigs, parties, bonzanza's, recording sessions, releases, compilation cds, box socials, and the occasional hootenanny.

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Having record clearance issues stalling me on uploading a reggae mix cd I did a few years back onto here; I have got a much older deep house one up on Mixcloud at least. I tried to get a couple of little ditties I produced onto here too but had file conversion issues. Meanwhile I'll keep scouring SC for all sorts of audio treats from fellow musos around the world. I haven't yet got into reposting, creating playlists, commenting or groups, maybe later... Instead check out some of the varied musical magic I've liked and have a browse through some of the lovely people I'm following. I'm grateful for all the new followers I've picked up as a result of these late night SC sessions, not least as I've found so much cool new music through these fans, artists, djs, producers and labels.
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Two-piece. Psych Sabbath Noise. Releases on Gravy Records.

You can listen to and buy our new album, Beggar's Velvet at www.cakesandale.bandcamp.com.

Originally from a small seaside town in Suffolk; Jim Smith – performing under the slightly more Google friendly moniker “Floorboy” – has been crafting his unique brand of indie-folk in the pubs and bars of the fine city of Norwich for the past few years.

Known for his deep, brooding vocals, unusual lyrics and finger-style guitar; Floorboy writes introspective songs that deal with the emotions, addictions and insecurities of a small town boy who is reluctantly becoming a man. Drawing influence from his own life experience, literature and a wealth of musicians, Floorboy creates music for the light headed and the heavy hearted.

2012 saw the release of the “Private Hell” EP, gaining attention from promoters and record labels from the UK and Europe. Recording of “Yellow Roses” EP began the following summer, with the first release “River’s End” being featured on BBC6 Music, Future Radio and LT4Records summer mix tape. The title track “Yellow Roses” also aired on BBC6 Music and proved popular with Tom Robinson’s “Fresh on the Net”.

The following 2013 tour included dates in Cambridge and London, a  slot on the Soap Box stage at FolkEast, support slots for Big Tent and the Gypsy Lantern, RM Hubbert and Jess Morgan.

Floorboy is currently in the process of writing new material with plans to record a full length album in the New Year, followed by a UK tour in spring 2015.

“Lovely stuff indeed” – Fresh on the Net

“Nothing is more powerful than the raw deliverance of poetry” – Right Chord Music

“Folk storytelling at its finest” – Norwich Blog

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