Name: Crocodile Rock (live) by UFK
Duration: 4 min 6 s
Description: Tracks from a live set at the Hospital Club in Louth, Lincolnshire in December 2004.

UFK recorded "Real People", a song Ed wrote in 2013, remotely in March 2021. According to it's creator: "it's not really about anything, just 2013 stuff and relationships and that"

Watch the video at: 
www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-gv3ifJtWU&ab_channel=UFK

We wanted to make a "proper" video, deciding to be really original and do a mock-up of a Zoom call. We doubt this has been done before. Lots of fun was had by all, and a huge thank you to our friends and families for their participation! 

Ed Mayle: guitars, drums, backing vocals
Ryan Walmsley: main vocals
Tom Rennison: bass, backing vocals 

Artwork: 
A photograph of 'Young Hearts Run Free' mural close to The Tyne pub on the edge of Newcastle's Ouseburn.  

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Real People

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Beatport Exclusive: 01.12.2023
Release date: 15.12.2023

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Song by: Ed Mayle

Guitars:  Ed Mayle 
Bass, backing vocals: Tom Rennison 
Lead vocals: Ryan Walmsley

Somewhere The Grid Says

Tracks from a live set at the Hospital Club in Louth, Lincolnshire in December 2004.

Merry Christmas @ The Hospital Club

Crocodile Rock (live)

Written by Ed Mayle - parts recorded remotely, mixed and mastered by Tom Rennison in June 2020.   

Ed Mayle - guitars, vocals 
Ryan Walmsley - vocals 
Tom Rennison - bass, vocals

Somewhere The Grid Says/Nowhere Left To Go Split EP

A song about being dared to jump into Covenham Reservoir, on a tape I found.

Vocals: Ryan Walmsley
Guitars: Ed Mayle
Bass, trumpet, backing vocals: Tom Rennison

Into The Blue

Song by Ed Mayle. 
Original artwork by Phil Walmsley. 

Vocals: Ryan Walmsley. 
Bass, synth, backing vocals, production: Tom Rennison.  
Guitars and drum programming: Ed Mayle.

Last Rites

Song by Ed Mayle. 
Production by Tom Rennison. 
Cover artwork by Phil Walmsley.  

Guitars, drum programming & backing vocals: Ed Mayle 
Bass, keys and backing vocals: Tom Rennison 
Lead vocals: Ryan Walmsley 

Recorded remotely in Lincoln, Newark and Gateshead in November 2020.

Monte Carlo

Recorded live at the Pump House in Louth, Lincolnshire in April 2017.  

Guitar and backing vocals:  James Haggan 
Guitar and lead vocals: Ryan Walmsley 
Bass and backing vocals: Tom Rennson 
Cajon, percussion and backing vocals: Ed Mayle 

Audio recorded, mixed and mastered by Tom Milner at the Pump House, in Louth, Lincolnshire (www.pumphousestudio.co.uk) 

Video by Phoebe Waddington (www.vimeo.com/user6282219) - watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hleojEnzy0k

I Don't Know Why

For Dad - Merry Christmas Phil xx 

Song by Ryan Walmsley (1998). 
Artwork by Tilly Walmsley. 

Guitars, drum programming - Ed Mayle. 
Bass, Rhodes, xylophone, strings arrangement, backing vocals - Tom Rennison. 
Lead vocals - Ryan Walmsley.

Produced by Tom Rennison, December 2020.

Stars

Written in 2001, Strike Down was a mainstay of our sets in the early 2000s. 

Then, a joyous, brass-spiked skank-fest with a sense of hope in the midst of melancholy.   A song about seeking joy and being optimistic in the face of confusion, disillusionment and isolation.  

The beat has changed, but the mood remains.  

Recorded remotely as part of our 'Remote Sessions EP', celebrating over 20 years of making music (on-and-off) together.  

Song by Ryan Walmsley (2001) 
Arranged by UFK. 
Produced by Tom Rennison. 

Guitars, drum programming & backing vocals - Ed Mayle
Bass, backing vocals, keys and samples - Tom Rennison 
Vocals - Ryan Walmsley 

Artwork designed by Ryan Walmsley (original source image credit):
https://www.vecteezy.com/free-vector/pop-art-woman

the remote ep

Strike Down '21

UFK formed in 2000 as a three-piece pop punk group, playing our first gig as support to 4ft Fingers at the Cleethorpes Beachcomber.  By mid 2002, we expanded to a five-strong ska-punk outfit, with Tom Rennison (trumpet) and Nadeem Crowe (alto sax) joining to add some bite to our new roster of songs. 

Gigs came thick-and-fast until late 2004, by which time we had all drifted away to University.  In those early active years, we recorded two EPs (Four Lives Left & Bullet In View) toured the country with The Wayriders, headlined a several of the famous(ish!) Cleethorpes Winter Garden  Christmas Gigs, supported ska legends The Beat and The Selecter, as well as top early 2000s UK ska and punk names including Lightyear, King Prawn, Whitmore, Not Katies and Nerve.  

Around a decade of occasional sessions and joint side-projects (small acoustic gigs, live sessions and studio recordings as Under Four Skies) followed, before we reunited with purpose to record two songs over a weekend at the Pump House in Louth, Lincolnshire.  One of those tracks - 'Mayday' - was featured on the BBC Introducing.  

In 2020 - our 20th anniversary year - we recorded our latest track 'Nowhere Left To Go' remotely, in the midst of the Covid-19 lock-down.

Crocodile Rock (live)

UFK

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