2017

The Well

P & C 2016 Theia
Written, Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Laurel

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Life Worth Living

Life always waits for some crisis to occur before revealing itself at its most brilliant

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Be Your Love

Somewhere Somehow

She Makes War announces new single “Stargazing”, out 11th November 2016

Contact: hello@mybigsister.rocks for interview/PR requests and gordon @ strata music .com for management enquiries.

"The emotional resonance of Elliott Smith colliding with the barbed vigour of Sleater-Kinney” - Gigwise

She Makes War, Bristol based doyenne of gloom-pop, multi-instrumentalist and visual artist, is set to release new single “Stargazing” on 11th November 2016 via The state51 Conspiracy, supported by 10 tour dates throughout the month.

Following singles “Drown Me Out” and “Cold Shoulder” / “Paper Thin”, which received radio support from BBC 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq, Marc Riley (airplay plus a live session), Lauren Laverne & Tom Robinson and Radio X's John Kennedy, this beautiful song will be the final release from third solo album “Direction Of Travel”.

“I don’t believe anybody any more”, Laura states with clear-eyed vulnerability, at peace with the idea of choosing to stay alone and creatively focused after a year of misfires and misfortune, family health scares and shock bereavements. Stripped back acoustic guitar and layered strings set the scene for her sugar-sad vocals to gracefully accuse “You said we had time, you don’t know you lie”.

Heightening the drama, the show stealing, Bond-esque strings were arranged by Andrew Skeet (The Divine Comedy, Imogen Heap), recorded at The Levellers’ studio in Brighton by Matthew Twaites (Mystery Jets, Electric Soft Parade) and performed by Nicole Robson (Bat For Lashes, Rhodes) and Simon Goff (Hope and Social, And The Wiremen).

Album “Direction Of Travel” was produced by Laura and mixed by Dan Austin (Doves, Pixies), featuring special guest appearances from Tanya Donelly (Belly, Throwing Muses), Mark Chadwick (The Levellers) and Clive Deamer (Portishead, Radiohead). Listen in full at www.shemakeswar.com/direction-of-travel.

November's 10-date “Stargazing” tour runs the whole gamut of She Makes War’s acclaimed, arresting live performance, kicking off with four solo shows supporting The Wave Pictures, two unplugged acoustic previews at a tiny 10-seater cinema in Bristol and three “An Evening with She Makes War” special events in Birmingham, London and Bristol featuring solo and full band sets. The gigs round off an exciting year of touring (with The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Carina Round and Duke Special) and festival appearances, including slots at 2000 Trees, Are You Listening?, Beautiful Days, Dot To Dot, Handmade, Sounds From The Other City and Greenbelt.

NOVEMBER 2016 - visit www.shemakeswar.com/gigs for ticket links

3rd - Manchester - Deaf Institute, supporting The Wave Pictures
4th - Halifax - Arden Road Social Club, supporting The Wave Pictures
5th - Sheffield - Plug, supporting The Wave Pictures
8th - Leeds - Brudenell Social Club, supporting The Wave Pictures
16th - Bath - Komedia, supporting The Wave Pictures
19th - Bristol - Flicks Kino, unplugged acoustic preview (doors 3.30pm)
20th - Bristol - Flicks Kino, unplugged acoustic preview (doors 3.30pm)

An Evening with She Makes War (solo and band sets), support from Luckless (NZ)
22nd - Birmingham - The Sunflower Lounge
23rd - London - The Islington
25th - Bristol - The Louisiana

Direction Of Travel

She Makes War - Stargazing (radio edit)

Get to You

Written by Sorcha Richardson
Produced by Alex Casnoff
Recorded & Mixed by Sean O'Brien
Mastered by Heba Kadry

Ruin Your Night

Rafael Vigilantics’ new song, Ramblin’ Bones, is the dark grit in the bottom of a fortune teller’s cup.  Mysterious and foreboding, the video images captured by Sarah Remetch match perfectly the mood that producer Sanford Parker and musical Co-Author Noah Harmon (The Airborne Toxic Event) created in the song. Ramblin’ Bones is about never being able to quite go home or leave behind the things that haunt us. About how a fresh start seems to only come from the deepest and most brutal of fires.

Orleans

Ramblin Bones

Rambling Bones

Army of Bones and Bones Music Group are proud and excited to announce the release date for the self-titled debut album from the best new band from Brighton, surely the best city for music in the UK today. March 3rd 2017 is the date to look out for. Pre-orders for the album are available from today, January 6th from www.armyofbones.com. As a celebration of the long-awaited announcement of the album release, Army of Bones today release their second single, the undulating and atmospheric Don’t Be Long.

Don't Be Long

Jordan Klassen's Curses will be released March 3 2017 via Nevado Music. This is the title track from that album.

Jordan Klassen - Curses

LA DIVINE

Love Is Mystical

For more information head to: https://i-d.vice.com/de_de/article/premiere-magic-island-like-water

Before releasing her first full length album 'Like Water' on the 24th of Februar dive into the melancholic sound of Magic Island.

premiere: like water - magic island

Kicks

An old Swedish proverb goes ‘Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow’.  Interesting on how we can all still relate to it today, most of the day, day after day, every single day…
 
In the shape of their upcoming new single “Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” the Scandi duo Flora Cash say stop to the worrying pessimism of our generation unable to simply ‘stress less- live more’. The band shares their on-going hope by spreading that powerful message, as described best by Robert Eliot “Rule number one is, don’t sweat the small stuff. Rule number two is, it’s all small stuff”. 
 
“Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” is a good first step towards drawing a tad closer to that mind-set by putting a melodic hint of perspective into our lives and relationships, even if only for 3min 48 seconds.

The subtle guitar in the style of DIIV dressed with Poliça-like arrangements and led by male/female- vocal liaison, the duo adds: “The track is about embracing imperfection and temporality. It’s about an attitude of acceptance and the willing - (almost joyful) – embrace of change, not fear of it”.
 
“Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” does exactly what the title suggests. It helps the listener, as well as the band themselves, come to terms with the fact that although nothing lasts forever, it really is fine…

Find more from Flora Cash here:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6GpcBKNmZDIrRzYkPJu7Wd
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/flora.cash.band/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Flora_Cash
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/floracash
www.floracash.com

Nothing Lasts Forever (And It's Fine) - single

Nothing Lasts Forever (And It's Fine)

Flora Cash - Nothing Lasts Forever (And It's Fine)

Title track from our debut album, out 31.03.2017 • Pre-order on Bandcamp at http://shynature.com/album
Official Video: https://youtu.be/UyZKs1T9jg4

Ten Times Around the Sun

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Cold Hands

An old Swedish proverb goes ‘Worry often gives a small thing a big shadow’. Interesting on how we can all still relate to it today, most of the day, day after day, every single day…

In the shape of their upcoming new single “Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” the Scandi duo Flora Cash say stop to the worrying pessimism of our generation unable to simply ‘stress less- live more’. The band shares their on-going hope by spreading that powerful message, as described best by Robert Eliot “Rule number one is, don’t sweat the small stuff. Rule number two is, it’s all small stuff”.

“Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” is a good first step towards drawing a tad closer to that mind-set by putting a melodic hint of perspective into our lives and relationships, even if only for 3min 48 seconds.

The subtle guitar in the style of DIIV dressed with Poliça-like arrangements and led by male/female- vocal liaison, the duo adds: “The track is about embracing imperfection and temporality. It’s about an attitude of acceptance and the willing - (almost joyful) – embrace of change, not fear of it”.

“Nothing Lasts Forever (And It’s Fine)” does exactly what the title suggests. It helps the listener, as well as the band themselves, come to terms with the fact that although nothing lasts forever, it really is fine…

Find more from Flora Cash here:
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/6GpcBKNmZDIrRzYkPJu7Wd
Facebook: www.facebook.com/flora.cash.band/
Twitter: twitter.com/Flora_Cash
Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/floracash
www.floracash.com

The Bad Boys

Flora Cash - The Bad Boys

Off the upcoming EP 'I Came to Sing the Song', out February 24th on Fat Possum.

Pre-order (7" / Digital): smarturl.it/AdamTorres.EP

2017

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