These are the first recordings from The Polease (London based band that are heading out soon to perform the music of The Police). We are huge fans of the group and we aim to deliver the passion, energy and the spirit of the band to you. 

The Polease - De Do Do Do, De Da Da DA

The Polease - Message In A Bottle

The Polease - Roxanne

The Polease have been a long time coming.

All three members have been lifelong fans of the The Police and now they are finally together and are loving playing the music of that inspired them those years ago.

Harry (Sting - bass and vocals) and Tom (Andy - guitar and vocals) have known each other since their school days and last worked together with now legendary British producer Jim Abbiss (Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian, Editors) on the Kubb project that was released by Mercury Records.

Also noteworthy is the fact that Tom's father is original Police engineer and co-producer Nigel Gray. Nigel recorded the albums 'Outlandos D'Amour, Regatta De Blanc and Zenyatta Mondatta - the albums containing 'Roxanne', 'So Lonely', 'Can't Stand Losing You', 'Message In A Bottle', 'Walking On The Moon', 'Don't Stand So Close To Me' and 'De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da' amongst many others.

Tom obviously has had unique access and contact with the music and the band over the years and has the chance to consult with Nigel over sounds and production techniques.

Harry went on to sing with the epic Faithless on their world tour having sung on their recent 'Bombs' single - both to critical acclaim.

Simon (Stewart - drums and vocals) was the drummer in awesome Brit band The Barbs whose 'Massive Crush' single was a huge radio favourite and Number One single in many countries.

Simon is also a longtime Paiste cymbal endorser - along with original Police drummer, Stewart Copeland.

Now these players are together, pouring their energy into performing the music of The Police. Not merely a 'covers' or 'tribute' act - they are much more.

Their playing styles have been shaped in part by the original music and they bring their own energy and vibe to the music - their gigs are like The Police 'on any given night' of their own tour - the music is live, fluid and varied whilst sticking to the original bands arrangements.

The band are now out there gigging - look out for details at www.thepolease.com and follow them on Facebook (The Polease UK)