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See You Soon

my mind (now)

Singer songwriter Tom Webber is back with his latest single “This Time”, released on January 19th 2024.
Packed with raucous energy, twanging guitars and a “new retro” feel that’s perfect for the open road and a 
potential anthem in the making.

 Whilst known for his emotive storytelling, the infectious guitar riffs and strong vocals in “This Time” 
combine with retro influences and contemporary production resulting in a track that’s both timeless 
and fresh and uniquely Webber.

Produced and co-written with James Dring and Jack Kaye.
 
Catch Tom headlining at the following dates (with more to be added shortly):

27th January - Sofar London
3rd February - Rising Sun, Reading
7th February – Sofar London
9th February - The Jericho, Oxford
15th February - The Hope and Anchor, London
3rd April - Oran Moor, Glasgow (Special Guest of Roseanne Reid)
4th April  - Summerhall, Edinburgh (Special Guest of Roseanne Reid)
5th April - Lemon Tree, Aberdeen (Special Guest of Roseanne Reid)
6th April - Tolbooth, Stirling (Special Guest of Roseanne Reid)

This Time

THIS TIME

Corduroy

Nice To Know You

"Burn out the Stars" is about love and mental health. This emotional track is designed to draw you in with its raw vocals as it swells into an inspiring chorus.

Burn Out The Stars

FEED THE FLAMES

McKay

Last Man Alive

It's a Psychedelic indie/surf rock tune drawing inspiration from Velvet Trip, Dope Lemon and Make Road. Think of swaying trees, rolling waves in the distance and velvet grass dancing between your fingertips while soothing rays of sun bear down on you, a smooth journey through the sun worn coasts of Australia. I wanted to bring some of the visuals I've experienced on trips to life with modern, experimental production techniques reminiscent of late 60s psychedelia

Ego Alice

Somehow You're Always There

Performed by Rocco!
Written by Giulianna Iapalucci and Nancy Dunkle
Produced by Jack 2k and Giulianna Iapalucci 
Vocals by Giulianna Iapalucci and Nancy Dunkle 
All instruments performed by Giulianna Iapalucci, Jack Harrington, Peter Groppe, and Dan Harris

As You Please

Ebay Armour

Piggies

Antichrist

10 MPH

Drawing inspiration from bands like Big Thief, Flyte, and Wings, Crossland brings to life a colorful but classic soundscape with his debut single: Parade. The song ponders thematic questions on authenticity, romance, and exploring the transition from young adulthood to finding one’s place in the world.

Parade

Handsome but Pitiful

Still In There Somewhere

Easygoing

Written by Leah Haworth
Performed by Leah Haworth
Produced by Peter Lyons and Leah Haworth

Released on Point Blank Recordings

Lyrics:
When I met you on the first night
I think it changed my whole life
In ways I don’t know yet, know yet, oh

I left the party smiling
And feeling so enchanted
I didn’t know then, know that

Oh for you, I’d fly to the moon
To see the way you’re lighting up the sky of black
I love you to the moon and back
For you, I’ll hold you in the moonlight
Make sure that you’re alright, alright
I love you to the moon and back

Each and every moment
I’m spending here is golden
I don’t wanna leave yet, leave you, no

I miss you when you’re not here
I dream of holding you near
But we’re not there yet, there, but

Oh for you, I’d fly to the moon
To see the way you’re lighting up the sky of black
I love you to the moon and back
For you, I’ll hold you in the moonlight
Time will always pass us, pass us by
I love you to the moon and back

Here, in the Stars

To The Moon and Back

To The Moon and Back - Leah Haworth

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