When I was on tour years ago I was stopped and questioned by U.S. Customs at Toronto airport. They wanted to know my intentions and why I was travelling to the US after spending a week in Toronto. "Well, I’m a singer in a band and I’ve got shows booked across the country from New York to LA" I said. The rest of the band were completely unaware of the situation I was in and were way ahead of me, had cleared Customs, and were awaiting my arrival on the plane.

After an intense interrogation, the Customs officials decided to deny me entry based on my Visa not allowing me to sing in the U.S. - you actually need an Entertainment Visa to do this which requires a lot of money and filling out tonnes of paperwork... The Customs officer walked me to the front of the airport, turned me around and said "Good luck". 

So, there I was, in a country I had never been before and I’m looking around thinking 'Where the hell do I go? What's my next move?'. Lucky I had met some really cool Canadians during the week at some of our shows, so I gave them a call. I spent the next two weeks soul searching and sleeping on floors.

"Shadow of a Doubt" is about those two weeks of having no real sense of commitment, time, place, or idea of how and when I was going to get back to Australia.

- Geoff

Hold Me Close Hold Me Tight

Shadow of a Doubt

Released on Wednesday 24th February via SAM Records

Bandit - Peppermints Don't Hide Everything

Produced and Mixed by: Pedro Caetano
Recorded at Hackney Road Studios
Mastered by Felix Davies, Metropolis Studios

Waterline

Hourglass

Instead

Drop Your Arms is the lead single from the band's upcoming debut album 'Little Pictures Without Sound' and an introduction to SENSES. The song is an instant, upbeat and energetic 'call to arms' and written as a reminder to people to fight for what is important to them and to not be afraid to drop your arms and learn to love your vulnerabilities. The lyrics quote "and I won't hold back to the feeling" - in current times these words resonate deeply. The song is about giving people hope, fighting for all the good in life and celebrating being dreamers.....because we all are.

The song sums up the current social and political climate but showing that better times are on the way.

Drop Your Arms

‘Terrified of your Love’ is about the intense love I feel for my wife and kids and, at the same time, how terrifying that love is since I know that one day we will have to say goodbye when death ultimately tears us apart.
- Geoff 🥃

Terrified of Your Love

Terrified Of Your Love

Brand new single – ‘Lost In This World’

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Music & Lyrics: MELLOR
Recorded by: MELLOR
Mixed by: Jake Day at North Acre Studios

“Glancing and fractured guitars shimmer over a glam stomping beat, all swept along by the sweetest of melodies, dropping for the infectious chorus” - Louder Than War

“Straight up indie banger” - Abbie McCarthy, BBC Radio 1

In a pursuit to maintain their success, Reading-based Mellor continue their rise of the indie kingdom with their latest release, ‘Lost In This World’, out on 26th February 2021 via Eighty4 Music. For the four-piece, this is the first track from their upcoming EP 'Fragment of Imagination', out in Spring. The Mellor mission statement is to create accessible and delightfully off-kilter tracks that are matched by their chaotic and zesty live performances. Harbouring support from BBC 6 Music, Radio X and Absolute Radio, Mellor have honed their craft of making indie anthems. This is clear to see in ‘Lost In This World’, where big riffs are amped up by unparalleled energy and spliced with an infectious chorus. The track is an exploration of the L-word and the complications it can bring when you transform into
someone vulnerable. Lead singer Gary says, “It’s about being so infatuated with someone, they can take advantage and lead you down any path they choose. You’re helpless to their powers.” As with most artists releasing music at this time, ‘Lost In This World’ is a product of overcoming lockdown obstacles, with the lead guitar part recorded on a phone. Thanks to the tactful mixing from producer and engineer Jake Day, the track boasts a polished studio quality whilst still tearing up with its boisterous riffs and concert-ready vocals.

Lyrics:
A refreshing breeze
That knocks me to my knees
Weak link in a Chinese whisper
But the words have never been crisper
A gruelling chore
That I’m so thankful for
A blunt needle to a blister
I’m timely but I missed her

I need I need
You tell me that I need to change
But I’m already lost in this world
You’ve kept me in

A starving shark
We’re creatures in the dark
You know that panic is a virtue
Patience will only
hurt you
I get so riled
My heart rate running wild
You hold me tight to make sure nothing
Could ever come between us

Lost in this World

In a world of consumerism, we’re all guilty of searching for the next best thing that we think’s gonna make us happy, but it’s never everlasting and we’re never truly fulfilled from it.  Alright is intended to be a simple and to the point track, about living your life in as simple and straight forward way as possible, with the people and things that matter.

Alright

Where The Roads Don't Go

Inland Murmur are a Cardiff based indie band. Toby and Hannah, who front the band, grew up in rural Carmarthenshire and take a huge amount of inspiration from the Welsh landscapes of home. Their music treads a line from ambient nostalgia to indie crunch. The band formed in London, but quickly relocated to Cardiff. Their previous singles ‘Icarus’ , ‘Waterline’ and 'Freshwater' received BBC Radio play from Adam Walton and were featured on a number of blogs including ‘Get in Her Ears’ , ‘When the Horn Blows’ and 'Mystic Sons'. 'Glimpses Through Trees’ is Inland Murmur’s fourth single and was recorded in the depths of Pembrokeshire. Working with Owain Jenkins at StudiOwz the band have crafted a track full of indie sounds that reflects on the nature of South Wales and the uncertainty of starting a new chapter in their life.