Name: Bunched Up Letters by The King's Parade
Duration: 3 min 49 s
Description: "Debut single 'Bunched Up Letters' sits somewhere The Black Keys and The Kinks, Bill Withers and Leon Bridges - soaked in bourbon, the vocal delivery is matched to a strident, muscular arrangement." - CLASH

Good song - I can vibe Bill Withers - strong vocal - great job!

Saw you guys in Camden - great vocals and songs. Best of luck.

Beautiful Song! I saw you in Camden, London and loved your music :)

Mockingbird

"Debut single 'Bunched Up Letters' sits somewhere The Black Keys and The Kinks, Bill Withers and Leon Bridges - soaked in bourbon, the vocal delivery is matched to a strident, muscular arrangement." - CLASH

Bunched Up Letters - Single

Bunched Up Letters

The Return .mp3

Bloodlove

THE SEED

Can't force the seed just let it grow,
My older roots they have deceived me,
If you find the seed then let me know,
We could grow, we could grow,

Polaroid faces take adjacent spaces on your wall,
I study carefully your sunny memories with people I don't know at all,
In a room that resembles you, been assembled through all the things you found as you stumbled through,
As you stumbled through,
That thread bare bear looks like he's been through bare changes, 
And a few of those washing machine to tumble dryer phases,
After all this time he's not been lost,
And all his friends have ended up in charity shops,
But he's still here,

Can't force the seed just let it grow,
My older roots they have deceived me,
If you find the seed then let me know,
I've been waiting, oh we could grow,

That perfume that you pursued to use last night this morning still resumes,
listening to your breathing,
I keep thinking about my breathing and I can't breathe,
I'm not particularly OCD, just a general fan of some symmetry and your shelf layout ratio is not the best,
Id usually have to move a few things but I could get, get used to it, if this is your mess,

Can't force the seed just let it grow,
My older roots they have deceived me,
If you find the seed then let me know,
I've been waiting, oh we could grow,
Oh we could grow,

I've been waiting on it,
We could grow,
I've been waiting on it,
We could grow,
I've been waiting on it,
We could grow,
I've been waiting on it,
We could grow,
I've been waiting on it,

Can't force the seed just let it grow,
My older roots they have deceived me,
If you find the seed then let me know,
I've been waiting, oh we could grow,
Can't force the seed just let it grow,
My older roots they have deceived me,
If you find the seed then let me know,
I've been waiting, oh we could grow,
Oh we could grow,

The Seed

Clover by The King's Parade

Produced by The King's Parade & Rob Brinkmann
Mixed by Brian Paturalski 
Mastered by Brian Paturalski

Available on iTunes and Spotify

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Since the formation of The King’s Parade in 2015, the four-piece’s assured touch of classic Detroit blues with melodic, crossover pop has frontman Olly Corpe and his band evoking the crafted sounds of Jamie Woon, Leon Bridges and Son Little.

Since releasing their debut ‘Vagabond’ EP last year as well as a string of singles including ‘Bunched Up Letters’ and ‘Silhouette’, The King’s Parade have seen themselves picking up critical acclaim across CLASH, NOTION, EARMILK and THE EVENING STANDARD. They also independently sold out London’s OSLO on the last leg of their debut sold-out European tour – echoing a growing number of hype acts growing fanbases and selling out large venues completely under the radar.

This is a classic sound honed by musicians that were previously playing together more than 40 hours a week on a Hawaiian cruise ship. Think the Beatles’ unknown early gigs in Hamburg’s strip clubs and you’re about there.

Continuing with their signature style on new release ‘Gathering the Pieces of a Broken Heart’, they continue to refine a new blues blueprint that’s seeing a loyal and expectant fanbase growing by the day. An open letter of love and loss, the track further cements The King’s Parade’s status as one of the most naturally talented and hustling young acts this year.

Bunched Up Letters

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