"This is not a drill, repeat, this is not a drill." - imagine those words in Edward James Olmos gravelly voice, and hopefully you can picture the setting for this track. It's actually meant to be a soundtrack piece! One set in an especially stressful time. My daughter enjoyed being thrown around in the air to this.

Set Condition Red

GRANTED [feat. Rosie P]

i wake up in an edible town
with hundreds of buoys floating around
as i reach you one by one, you
you deflate, you, you sink down
wake up in an edible town
drink you, i eat you, swallow you down
til all is gone for miles around
i will reach you

i'm hungry, i'm so hungry
can you feed me, can you feed me

meal after meal after meal
full, if i could ever feel
meal after meal after meal
starve to death, i will

i'm hungry, i'm so hungry
can you feed me, can you feed me

hungry, i'm so hungry
can you feed me, can you feed me

I'm hungry

Helen's Bay

Let us take you on a last dance in a dark Berlin shoe gaze style with a hint of Nico.

Schwing Mit Mir

#Heavyboots #wading-through #modernday #sh!tstorms

Digital Age

Racky guitar driven track lead by female vocals crashing into huge heavy choruses and building to a noisy climax. Lyrically comments on the hopelessness of expressing individualistic opinions.

LYRICS: 
I’m waiting for a revolution, yeah 
I’m trying not to lose the will to try
I’m praying for some liberation, yeah 
I’m trying not to lose my mind

I’m screaming into the void 
The void

I’m hoping for some inspiration, yeah 
I’m crying out to those of us who cry
I’m waiting for some new sensation, yeah 
I’m crying out to make me feel alive

I’m screaming into the void 
The void
Ahhhhhhh

The Void EP

The Void

[Verse]

Corner smoke dances, shadow ballet in the night,

Steel-toed boots tap, city asphalt bites,

Laughter and sirens, the duet ain’t polite,

Cardboard pillows, dreams under streetlights.



[Chorus]

Concrete jungle serenade,

Where the dreams and the schemes get played,

Echoes in the alleys fade,

Survive or fall, no masquerade.



[Verse 2]

Hustlers preach sermons, pulpits made of crates,

Currency exchanges, handshakes seal fates,

Graffiti hieroglyphs, walls hold debates,

Life’s a roulette spin, no clean slates.



[Prechorus]

Cold breath, colder stares,

Dollar bills got broken prayers.



[Chorus]

Concrete jungle serenade,

Where the dreams and the schemes get played,

Echoes in the alleys fade,

Survive or fall, no masquerade.



[Bridge]

Rats scurry faster than the hopes that slip,

Doughnut shop prophets sip their drip,

Streetlight halos bless every crypt,

A kingdom of chaos, the crown won’t fit.

Concrete Jungle Serenade

سر بی گناه را ترس از دار نیست

𝖑 𝖊 𝖊 𝖗

Waves

Uncompromising, infectious and original, Lazy Habits are ready to take their place amongst the growing stars of the UK Urban Music Scene. 

Inspired by New Orleans jazz, soul, hip hop, Big Bands of the 50’s and soaked in British Culture their eclectic sound packs a lasting and unforgettable punch, with the band describing themselves as "Beats, Rhymes and Brass of the highest calibre”

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Formed in 2005 and originally the brainchild of one MC, the Hackney based outfit now stand as a full eight piece band who’s onstage energy is a colossal live experience that will keep you buzzing long after you’ve left the venue.

Having notched up shows at Shepherd’s Bush Empire, The Roundhouse, KOKO and venues up and down the UK, supporting the likes of Mos Def, Soulwax, The Specials, Bonobo, Chali 2Na (Jurrasic5) and Beardyman, Lazy Habits have won hearts and blown minds, proving they can take on any stage.

 They've smashed Glastonbury with their live performances, hosted and DJ'd on “The Other” and “Jazz World” stages, ticking off slots at Bestival, Secret Garden Party and Edinburgh Festival along the way.

2011 sees them travel even further afield including festival performances in Latvia, Croatia, Taiwan and The French Alps as well as a full UK tour.


Their debut self-released EP “On the Wagon” put the Habits on the radar of Taste Maker Huw Stephens, and blew up on the underground scene, selling out on pre-orders alone. Their follow up single “Even Out” introduced them to a wider audience and was used on commercially released cinema and TV productions both domestically and Europe wide. 

Championed by Eliza Doolittle, Paloma Faith and a host of BBC radio DJ’s, including Huw, this lot will defy you not to be on your playlist in 2011.

You’ll thank them for the memories.

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Agent: Rob@empireagency.com