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Weekend Showcase 4.14 features forty-three (43) buzz-saw new music singles from artists and bands representing 13 countries.  Learn more here:
http://therevue.ca/2018/04/14/weekend-showcase-4-14/

Weekend Showcase 4.14

P.A.I.N.

Do you - Carina Round

Special Death - mirah

Deadly Doll

MIEN

(I'm Tired of) Western Shouting

Joan, I’m Disappearing

Biker Song

Laura Welsh - Atomised

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‘Fire of Love’ 
Written & Produced by Jesse Jo Stark, Dan Taylor & Thomas Hunter 
Vocals performed by Jesse Jo Stark 
Guitars Thomas Hunter & Kirk Hellie 
Bass Dan Taylor 
Drums Chris Ellul
Keys Sasha Smith 
Backing Vocals Maiya Sykes & Jherimi Leigh 
Engineered by Michael Harris @ Electro Vox studios LA
Mixed by Cian Riordan
Mastered by Emily Lazer @ the Lodge 

Website | www.jessejostark.com
Instagram | www.instagram.com/jessejostark
Twitter | www.twitter.com/jessejostark
Facebook | www.facebook.com/jessejostarkofficial

Fire Of Love

After releasing debut single ‘Oceans’ at the end of 2017 and being featured in Upset Magazine, Alternative Press as one of the 20 bands you need to hear, and being asked by huge supporter Steve Lamacq to introduce themselves with a 60 second CV on his BBC 6 Music show, The Yada Yada Yadas have returned to show their songwriting chops once more in ‘Woke Up Strange’. 

This second offering from the band is made of sharp guitars, twisting together harmonically in all their fuzz and distortion, across a landscape of familiarity, forced under a more traditional pop songs skin. It's playful, aggressive, and fuelled with intention. In this latest installment from The Yada Yada Yadas, their US alt-rock influences really shine through, with tones reminiscent of Dinosaur Jr’s J. Mascis, and the playful craftsmanship and lyrical stylings of bands such as Pavement, Yuck, and early Flaming Lips. 

An ironic tale of the mundane and boxed in nature of northern life, Woke Up Strange provides an insight into the band on a social level though it’s relatable narrative. Here, The Yada Yada Yadas are more earnest lyrically than in previous offerings, more deliberate, and at times downright heavier musically. 

Speaking of the release, the band explain “Woke Up Strange is alternative rock in disguise. Hiding behind it’s unfolding overlapping hooks lay a pool of screaming guitars bathed in fuzz, rising upwards as they’re kissed by the light of the morning sun and born again to lay the foundations of a pop song. Narratively, the track has many insights to offer about the nature of conformity, the ever pesky and elusive ideological ‘Man’, and simple agreed fashion etiquette. Dynamic contrast is a huge part of our sound, and here in Woke Up Strange, this is demonstrated once more as screams dissolve into sweet melodies, and horrendous dissonance builds toward serene resolution.”

‘Woke Up Strange’ is set for release Friday April 6th 2018 via Silent Kid Records.

Woke Up Strange

Carry the Wall

I the Sun

Fire Of Love

Jesse Jo Stark

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