Lost Without U

Released 9th July on Learn Fear Records.
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Written, performed and co-produced by LELO.
Produced, co-written and mixed by Mickey Dale at Cellar of Dreams studio.
Mastered by James Grover.

Super 8 footage filmed by Mickey Dale and Adrian Cousins.
Post production, editing and grading by Adrian Cousins.

Copyright 2019 the boy who left home to learn fear. 

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I feel brave when I look outside
When it’s late and nobody can hear me 
I’m a waste always compromise
A red face when there’s too many listening
I feel safe when I’m stuck inside 
When it’s late and nobody can hear me
I’m a waste always compromised
A brave face when there’s nobody listening 

Went away to try and change and now I’m not safe socially 
I replay everything I say that lets me down 
It makes my face ache 

It’s so hard not to hide away from all new faces 
We can’t make time so I value mine 
I feel safer in my thoughts 
My thoughts race as you say your name 
I make chase but there’s no way to catch them 
A bad start and the start is vital 
I’ll watch this back for days 

Went away to try and change now I’m not safe socially 
I replay everything I say that lets me down 
It makes my face ache 
Went away to try and change now I’m not safe socially 
I replay everything I say that lets me down 
It makes my face ache 

Always looking back on yourself 
When it gets hard. 
Always looking back on yourself 
When it gets hard. 

Went away to try and change now I’m not safe socially 
I replay everything I say that lets me down 
It makes my face ache 
Went away to try and change now I’m not safe socially 
I replay everything I say that lets me down 
It makes my face ache

Faceache

Old Times

Rising singer-songwriter Roxanne de Bastion announces the release of her cathartic second album ‘You and Me, We are the Same’. The ten songs were written by Roxanne, then recorded and produced with Bernard Butler, during the two year period Roxanne was losing her father. However, ‘You and Me, We are the Same’ is not a sad album. It has moments of euphoria, of fun, of falling in love, as well as falling apart, because as Roxanne explains “all those things still happen, even in our darkest chapters.”

New single ‘I Remember Everything’ is inspired by Kim Peek (the 'real' Rain Man).  

Roxanne says: "I was so moved after watching a documentary on him that I was compelled to write this song. I was in awe of Kim's ability to be so breathtakingly poetic, despite his apparent lack of 'theory of mind'. Above anything though, it was the special bond to his father, who was his carer, that struck a chord with me (Kim couldn't do basic things such as dress himself, but would come out with beautiful one-liners such as "my dad and I share a shadow")"


Roxanne currently resides in London but was brought up between Berlin and the West Midlands by her musician father. She has previously self-released one album ‘Heirlooms & Hearsay’ (2017) and
played a staggering 600+ gigs to date, including festivals performances at Glastonbury and Cambridge Folk Festival, Lambchop and the Wainwright Sisters support slots, a packed-out album
launch show at Sackler Space, Roundhouse, London supporting the PRSF Women Make Music fund, a sold-out gig at The Lexington, London to launch her tour diary book ‘Tales from the Rails’, plus
several Europe and UK-wide tours, and in 2017-2018 two extensive USA tours. Roxanne’s incredible achievements as a pioneering independent artist have been recognised by FAC(Featured Artists Coalition) who invited her to join the Board Of Directors, advising and representing
artists alongside Imogen Heap, Radiohead’s Ed O’Brien and Blur’s Dave Rowntree. Roxanne also heads FM2U, a music conference specifically from and for musicians, which aims to empower &
educate as well as create a strong community of artist.
More recently, 2020 saw Roxanne play one of the UK’s first virtual tours during the very early stages of lockdown, in support of #saveourvenues campaign, garnering coverage on Metro, Huffington Post and BBC News. This was followed by a special one-off live stream at London’s Moth Club broadcast to fans around the world and recorded for her 10” vinyl ‘Live at Moth Club’ EP. The same year Roxanne released the singles ‘Erase’ and ‘Heavy Lifting’ from the forthcoming ‘You and Me, We are the Same’ album, which collectively received huge radio support including plays on
BBC 6 Music, BBC Introducing, Wales and BBC Radio London and Absolute Radio, with press coverage from the likes of Clash ‘Track of the Day’ and Independent’s Now Hear This playlist.

TRACKLIST:
Molecules
I Remember Everything
Delete Forget Repeat
Erase
Heavy Lifting
Ordinary Love
Smoke
I Know You
London, I Miss You
The Weight

Ordinary Love

He Said She Said

Surface Hunters

Written on the road “Whole” is an acknowledgement of difficult moments, recognising the finite highs of adrenaline which come with touring with the closely following lows and comedowns. It is a meditation for trying days. A reminder that on every path there will be a view to reassess from, nothing is forever both paths up and down will at one point become the other - “whenever you feel good, it’s just temporary”

Whole

Written by Drew Elliott & Jason Wozniak
Produced by Jason Wozniak

LYRICS:

Stay
Everything that moves is a bit wild Blame
Shifted on the way to the northside
If you’re ready
Open up to something closer Soaked in Violet
Words like colors Everchanging
Lost like lovers
Disengaging
Change
Hate to say it now, but it feels right Late
Late to turn around at the sunrise
If you’re ready
Open up to something closer Soaked in Violet
Words like colors Everchanging
Lost like lovers
Disengaging
If you’re ready
Open up to something closer Soaked in Violet
Words like colors Everchanging
Lost like lovers
Disengaging

Slow Devotion

Lost Like Lovers

With support from BBC Introducing Across the Line, playlisted on BBC Radio Ulster Where Music Matters playlist, including notable plays on national radio, Temporary State is the 6th release from Jackie Beverly, and the first track from her Debut EP due for release in early 2022. 

"A career high moment" - Goldenplec
"Surefooted serenity" The Last Mixed Tape
"Intricate storytelling at it's finest" - Gemma Bradley, Across the Line

Temporary State

At Ease

are you really having fun or do you like becoming what you hate?

keep the rain (raw)

Jackie Beverly is an Indie-folk artist from Dublin, Ireland. Her next single "Analog Radio" is due for release April 21st, and her debut EP "Temporary State" will be released in September 2022.

Temporary State

Jackie Beverly

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