Booze? Alcoholic Ginger Beer…
Get nostalgic and take a trip back to the golden era of soul with Si Cranstoun. Cranstoun’s music is the perfect mood lifter and is sure to have you tapping your feet and clicking your fingers.
His new album is out now, get it here http://www.amazon.co.uk/Modern-Life-Si-Cranstoun/dp/B00M8NB9ZM
Booze? Bottle of Bud!
The rockin’ trio know what they’re doing when it comes to producing winning rock! Check em out, get your rock on.
The track has an alternative rock tone that is native to the bands sound. #
‘Go’ is due out 27th October.
Booze? Beear
Review: A solemn and slow tune thats got a morbid rock feel. The whining tones of the bands lead singer creates a dark atmospher that is rich and awe-consuming. We would love to hear your have your say in the comments. Which drink are your sipping on whilst listening to this, tell us below!
Booze? Draught Beer
This slow jam funky collaboration from Roland Polyak and soul vocalist, Milli is a real treat. Its open air feeling is perfect for the summer festival goer, who prefers a more chilled out time. Thats why a fine ale would fit this mellow beat brilliantly.
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Check out the latest Single form them above and see if you agree with our choice of beverage!
Booze? Beer, San miguel or a Pimms
Review: This head smasher of a track could warrant any summer drink really, but we thought we would narrow it down to these two. We chose the Pimms for the softer summer heat of the track and the San Miguel Beer, for the moments of rage fueled rock that this album carries with it, throughout.
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WHICH BOOZE? Several pints of lager
Out on March 31st, the new EP from The Lowriders is music written for hard-hitting indie Brit-flick ‘I Am Soldier’. The EP, of the same name, is as a result similarly hard hitting. With a spaced out indie vibe that brings to mind the likes of Kasabian, this three of this four song collection (the final track being a more electro-based remix) brings with it an immediate, raw feel. I haven’t seen the film, but based on this soundtrack we’re imagining mud, blood and thunder – plenty of which have gone into this EP.
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