The Boondock Hippy are a 9 piece soul/blues band(with horn section)from London 

Extensively playlisted on:
*BBC Radio 2
*BBC Radio Scotland 
*BBC 6 music
*Appearances on ITV and Channel 4(Sunday Brunch)
*Live sessions on BBC Radio London(Gaby Roslin show) and BBC Radio Kent
*Fans include Johnny Vegas, Tim Lovejoy,Simon Rimmer, Craig Parkinson,Gaby Roslin, Kate Thornton,Charlotte Tilbury, The Happy Monday’s
*2x Live sessions previously on BBC Radio Kent.

The Boondock Hippy's last single Dear Sir Arise was released through the label Copper Brown and received 158x FM plays nationwide. It was released via Radioactive promotions who deal with the likes of Paul Weller/Noel Gallagher. 

The last 6 shows were:
1/Sell out show at The Hard Rock Café(London)
2/Supporting The Hoosiers(Brighton Beach)
3/Supporting Toploader(Syon Park)
4/Sell out show at Pizza Express Live(Jazz and Blues Club)Holborn
5/2nd Sell out show at Pizza Express Live(Jazz and Blues Club)Holborn
6/BBC Radio London(Live session) Gaby Roslin show

Big Bad Wolf is a London based band featuring washy guitars, ambient vocals, brassy hooks and deep grooves...

“I really like the kind of combination of lazy trombone and darting guitar riffs” - Jez Nelson, BBC radio 3 (Jazz on 3) 

Head to our website (www.bigbadwolf.london) for more info, gig dates, news etc... 

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Andrew, Wells & Warner write music at their home near Exmoor, West Somerset, England. They also arrange it, perform it and record it themselves. Everything they do is purely a retirement project, with minimal money spent on it. It is all played on 1980s technology, in the form of a Technics SX-G100C home electronic organ (which was inherited from their father), with just a little help from a laptop computer. The aim, essentially, is to create something that doesn't sound like a 1980s home electronic organ, while at the same time demonstrating, to the best of their ability, the music as heard when it was first playing inside their heads If you don't like it, fine. But don't criticize it on the grounds that it would have sounded better played on more modern equipment, or if it were recorded in a proper studio, or if it had been played by proper musicians. Those are a gimme. All the tracks are presented as instrumentals (without vocals), even though many do have lyrics. You can find their eight albums by going to Spotify, or Bandcamp, or Soundcloud, on the internet and searching for Andrew, Wells & Warner.  The eighth album (entitled Eighth) came out on 17 June 2024.

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