One Last Time // The Jade Assembly // Track recorded & produced by Chris Taylor at Parr Street Studios, Liverpool 2015.

One Last Time

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Whilst Manchester is brimming with indie-rock bands, The Jade Assembly’s colossal rock and roll stands out from the crowd with raw charisma and determination. With energetic rock to lift your feet off the floor, the Bolton hailing group perform with fearsome energy and zealous honesty.  Lead singer John (Foz) Foster passionately performs with enough charisma to give former rock-gods from the Gallaghers to Dave Grohl a run for their money. His honest lyrics bare a strengthening and poetic truth with the magnetic flare of an assured front man. Andy Watson and Danny Hayes keep a formidable rhythm section whilst Gareth (Smed) Smedley strikes raw vigour on lead guitar. Due to their compelling commitment, The Jade Assembly formulate a magnetic sense of purpose.
 
Acclaimed by former Inspiral Carpet’s member and Radio X DJ Clint Boon as “the best guitar band since Kasabian”, The Jade Assembly foster ample verve with forceful conviction.
 
 With their latest singles the colossal ‘Got My Star’ and romantic yet enflaming ‘Nothing Changes’ receiving radio play on BBC Introducing, Radio X and XS Manchester, The Jade Assembly are set to cause a stir at another round of UK festivals this season. Having already demonstrated a commotion at Kendal Calling to Isle of Wight festival in the past, The Jade Assembly are the perfect vivacious soundtrack to summer antics, warm festival beers and sunshine.
 
With an infamous loyal following dubbed ‘The Jade Army’ the group gather ‘the best fans in the world’ for their hedonistic live shows. And there’s always amiable room for more fans to join the uplifting raucous.
 
Taking influence from the legendary classics The Stones and The Who to Oasis, The Jade Assembly are the spawn of Britpop. Flying flags and empowering crowds The Jade Assembly’s stadium worthy sets are not to be missed.
 
“If glasses aren’t raised in a toast to their sound, then fists are.” – Louder Than War
 
“Anthemic live sets, combining the melody of Elbow and Doves with the swagger of Britpop.” – Hooting & Howling
 
 “Brilliant guitar riffs and a pounding sound that you can’t help but nod your head and jump around to.” – Shout It Loud
 
“Emotional powerpop that borrows from 90s alternative rock.” – Indie Is Not A Genre
 
“The four of them are an army.” – Fit 4 Talent
“Doves-Esque Anthemia.” – Gig Slutz
TJA x

Danny hayes - The Ivy. Recording Studio, Bolton.
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I am the Bass player in 'The Jade Assembly' from Bolton who are an indie/Rock band from Bolton, UK & a Brass Band Percussionist currently playing with the Pemberton Old Wigan DW Band, Wigan, UK who compete in the championship section and recently represented the North West brass band area at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

Recently worked with - The Jade Assembly, Brian Travers (UB40), The Shed Project, MC Tunes (Dust Junkees / Hacienda Classics), The DDE's, Florentenes, Ruby Davies, Rocketdoll, Gareth Smedley, John Foster, The Genes, Ian Shoreman, Jeffarama (Poet), QNI, Imogen Storey of Ugly Club & BTID (Dekade) + Many more

Worked with Producers such as Gavin Monaghan & Liam Radburn (Magic Garden Studio, Wolverhampton), Steve Levine (Steve Levine Studio, Liverpool), Gareth Nuttall (The Lounge, Wigan), Dave Pemberton (Marylebone Records & Manchester Recording Studio), Chris Taylor (Parr Street / Kempston St, Liverpool) & Ben Etches (Kempston St, Liverpool).