Dandelion

Since the formation of The King’s Parade in 2012, the four-piece’s assured touch of melodic, crossover pop with classic Detroit blues has frontman Olly Corpe and his band evoking the credible sounds of Bill Withers, Leon Bridges and Jamie Woon.
 
This is a classic sound honed by musicians playing together more than 40 hours a week on a Hawaiian cruise ship. Think the Beatles’ unknown early gigs in Hamburg strip clubs and you’re about there.

It’s not just storyline though: The King’s Parade quickly proved their technical chops after joining the London circuit, securing a residency at legendary blues institution Ronnie Scott's - and since then they’ve played tastemaker shows at The Great Escape, Bestival and Reeperbhan Festival this year as well as embarking on their first European tour including selling out London’s OSLO.
 
With early tastemakers including CLASH, NOTION and EARMILK expressing their admiration for their debut releases ‘Bunched Up Letters’ and ‘Silhouette’ – their new EP ‘Vagabond’ cements The King’s Parade’s status as one of the most naturally talented and hustling young blues acts this year.

Belsize Lane

B-Side from new album Dust & Bone - Pre - order now on www.pledgemusic.com/projects/michaelbaker

Written by Michael Baker
Produced by Dan Brown & Jim Lowe

Anywhere Anytime Soon

Upon These Stones

MASTER: Shawna Caspi - 100%
SYNC: Shawna Caspi - 100%

CONTACT: Shawna Caspi: info@shawnacaspi.com or 416-262-4844

LYRICS:
Nothing comes apart
Like a mother’s good heart
When her boy’s been living rough
She lit another candle for his soul
But it was never enough

She came here looking for peace
In all her worry and grief
Calling up to heaven
And hoping for a little relief

She bowed her head
Like the good book said
Trying hard to settle up
She said another prayer to keep him safe
But it was never enough

She came here looking for peace
In all her worry and grief
Calling up to heaven
And hoping for a little relief

But those words can’t bury the beast
He’s gonna come out and bare his teeth
Calling up to heaven
And hoping for a little release

She cried “Oh won’t you put me back together
I know that I’ve been gone a long time
I know I’m gonna have to do better
Lord, won’t you save my child”

If the good lord knows
Everything that goes on
He’s gonna call her bluff
She put another dollar in the bowl
But it was never enough

Forest Fire

Never Enough

A Tight Ship

Siren

Here's the Truth

Written by Alex Aller | Produced by Souveneer | from 'Building You Up' Novel Soundtrack

Daydream (Chapter 7)

Rebel's Run

The brand new Summer EP from Keston Cobblers Club - release Date - 01.07.13 