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If you've ever been on a mad night out that got out of hand, you'll get this song. It's a song about the blurred lines between hedonism, self-control and addiction, and it's all there in the track. 
It's about the cyclical nature of drink and drug abuse and the way time itself distorts when you approach the precipice of the void. We wrote the song in a way to mirror that feeling of trying to keep the night going when everybody else going home; that desperate search for small hour thrills, interspersed with peals of drum and bass, hazy taxi rides and streetside longing.

Just Matter EP

Jagged Line

The new single from Momo is a long-awaited new release from the forthcoming epic, The Shape of Things To Hum. And like all its stable-mates it explores a theme of science fiction – in this case, the galactic megalomaniac.

Out on 22.02.2022.

Featuring Patrick Hayes leading the horns and David Waller on drums and percussion.

© Momo:tempo 2022

How Big

GUINEA PIG

From China Shop Bull's 2022 album Public Disorder Act 2 (Remixed)

Recorded by John Yates and Lsd-licious at Dojo Studio in Leeds - www.facebook.com/dojostudioleeds
Written by China Shop Bull
Produced by Lsd-licious and John Yates
Mixed and mastered by Rob Hobson 
Published by Bomber Music Ltd - www.bombermusic.com/

chinashopbull.bandcamp.com/

Public Disorder Act 2 (Remastered)

2 to 1 (Remastered)

2 To 1 (Remastered)

We Are The Son

YOU DON´T KNOW

KEEP THINGS IN SIGHT

Heresy

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Hello, I’m from Cardiff in the UK but now I’m based in Madrid, Spain. I lived a few years in London where I spent most weekends singing cover versions as vocalist in a band made up of like minded friends. Well, when I say like minded, I was referring to our shared love of cold lager as musically we were like chalk and cheese. You know, sort of like Oasis meets Des O’Connor but we had a good laugh. Not too sure about the audience though. Shaving my head became a life transforming experience as as well as saving no end of money on shampoo and avoiding endless hours thinking about which colour comb I should buy I also had extra time when I would have normally been at the barbers which I put to good use producing tunes. Consequently whenever I finish a tune I rub some of that green gunk into my scalp that they used to always plaster on blokes heads when I were a nipper as a sort of homage to musical alopecia.  Met a Spanish girl who whisked me off to Spain and here I am doing my best to juggle married life with two kids with Cubase and Sony Vegas. Like dance tempos and generally electronic music but am a sucker for a good song in any genre with a lyric I can relate to even if I’ve got the wrong end of the stick. I sort of feel I own the song a bit then don’t you?  Anyway, working on some new tunes I’d like to share with you soon. Oh didn’t I tell you?  Tom Robinson on his BBC Radio 6 Introducing show very kindly played “Undercover of Love” and ” We Stood Up.” Even did a rather good radio edit for me. Thanks Tom. Any feedback or friend requests welcome. In fact the more the merrier.  
Cheers, 
touché


We Are The Son

touché ensimismado

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