REVOLVER – the only word necessary to learn this chorus – will never sound the same again. Forever more, any utterance of said retro handgun will trigger Warehouse Republic’s soundtrack in your mind, saturated in dirty blues-rock vibes, with a messy soulful guitar solo to match. Sounds delightfully dangerous and the video has a bit of bite to it too.

Revolver

Live Studio Recording of Junkyard by Warehouse Republic
Image by SM Secchi

Junkyard

Live Studio Recording of The Lights Of New York City by Warehouse Republic

Lyrics:

Walking down the side-streets
The alleyways under the moon
The faces that mirror red skies 
Like Cartoons

Ch-Change
And rearrange
You're coming on strange

So don't let it own you take control

When the lights of New York City
Are a little bit bright
And they seem so far away
Don't feel down in London town
Pick your head up prepare for the crown
You'll reach those bright lights one day
You'll reach those bright lights one day
You'll reach those bright lights one day

Shuffling through the backdoors
Of gambling dens
The smoke clouds over the tables
From your friends

Ch-Change
And rearrange
You're coming on strange

So don't let it own you take control

When the lights of New York City
Are a little bit bright
And they seem so far away
Don't feel down in London town
Pick your head up prepare for the crown
You'll reach those bright lights one day
You'll reach those bright lights one day
You'll reach those bright lights one day

Walking down the sidestreets
The allleyways under the moon
The faces that mirror red skies 
Like Cartoons

Ch-Change
And rearrange
You're coming on strange

So don't let it own you take control

When the lights of New York City
Are a little bit bright
And they seem so far away
Don't feel down in London town
Pick your head up prepare for the crown
You'll reach those bright lights one day

When the lights of New York City
Are a little bit bright
And they seem so far away
Don't feel down in London town
Pick your head up prepare for the crown
You'll reach those bright lights one day
You'll reach those bright lights one day
You'll reach those bright lights one day 

The Lights Of New York City (Live Studio Version)

Did this in one take in The Fold studios, re-working of Ben - E - King's classic song Stand By Me 
Arranged by Tiger Flynn

Stand By Me By Warehouse Republic Live Studio Version ft. Gizla

In early 2012 Warehouse Republic embarked on a spell of studio and live collaborations with hip hop artist Gizla. This culminated in a series of celebrated live performances alongside Lethal Bizzle, Ed Sheeran collaborator Mikill Pane and Clement Marfo & The Frontline and arrived at a natural end with the recording of YDEK (You Don’t Ever Know). WR refocus their attention now on their Country Rock and Blues roots.

You Don't Ever Know (RADIO EDIT)

A month full of free music downloads and new images from Warehouse Republic gets underway with their brilliant electric rendition of George Gershwin's Summertime.
Recorded live by Warehouse Republic - Charlie Flynn (vocals/guitar), Jamie Pope (guitar), Ben Woolford (bass), Florin Pascu (drums)

Summertime (George Gershwin cover by Warehouse Republic)

Live studio recording by Warehouse Republic of Carry Me Home featuring backing vocals by Michonne Brown and Laura Jae.

Written and arranged by Charlie Flynn.

Carry Me Home

Warehouse Republic have gone far in a year, with live performances at The O2 Arena, The Sun newspaper’s club night - This Feeling (twice), a headline performance at industry showcase ‘City Showcase: Spotlight London’ and selling out The 100 Club. 

WR has also performed live for BBC Introducing, their tracks have been spun on The Frank Skinner show, BBC Radio, Absolute Radio, Q Radio, Total Rock, ARD Radio (German National Radio) and US National Radio amongst many others.

WR will also be performing at major festivals this summer including Secret Garden Party.

Press accolades include both print and online features, reviews and interviews in The Sun, Q, Mojo, Classic Rock (Track of the day - Twice), The London Evening Standard, NME, Music Week and dozens of others winning the band universal rave reviews across a broad spectrum.

The group play a mixture of electric rnb, rock, urban, pop soul, blues and hip-hop. 

Debut release ‘Revolver’ earned various ‘single of the week’ accolades and is becoming a YouTube hit – due in part to the video featuring Hollywood actress, Rachel Hurd-Wood who starred in An American Haunting, Peter Pan & Dorian Gray.

The group’s success in 2011, their unmovable drive to develop their sound on their own terms and a reinforced belief in the urban market lead to performances in early 2012 alongside Lethal Bizzle, Ed Sheeran collaborator Mikill Pane and MTV's one to watch for 2012 Clement Marfo & The Frontline, proof that their songs transcend genres and appeal to a wider audience. Forthcoming single You Don’t Ever Know will be released in April 2012 and is set to spark the fuse that will ignite the group into the mainstream as one of the UK’s most exciting new acts.

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