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Daylight Came
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These Walls
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Heaven Falls
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Raise a Glass
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Buzzer Goes
04:07
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Hope and Social Leeds
In the tradition of the travelling bands, we guess we’re a bit like a Yorkshire E-Street Band...meets Arcade Fire...meets
The Faces…meets Dexys Midnight Runners…meets Prefab Sprout…at a party...in an argument about who gets to have sex with David Bowie. We're not as good at describing ourselves as others are, so...
"a big sound from this impressive outfit...inspired, anthemic, great" - Q magazine
... more
Hope and Social recommends:
Little Battles
by She Makes War
The ace Laura Kidd. We've been treated to a sneak preview of this, but it's part of my regular headphone listening (Rich). Try "Blue" for aquatic, pretty pop fabness. Woop!
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Mixed by our very own Ed. The ideal "getting ready for a night out" album. More hooks than a fisherman's box, more pep than a whippet on speed, and damn good songs to boot!
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11 Reasons Why 3 Is Greater Than Everything - Remastered
by Steve Lawson
Lovely lovely Steve Lawson's album, written about "love, journeying, gratitude, growing older, enjoying london, becoming a dad..." and other stuff. Loopy bass goodness from a lovely man. Go try!
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Whispers & Notes
by Social Simon
supported by 15 fans who also own “EP”
Waking up to this liddle tune as the sun streams through the window.....sweet, gentle, chilled, natural, calm, relaxing, peaceful, positive, thought provoking.....and breathe. So......writing a few words. Well there is a comment box!!! Does anyone read these?? Have you got a thang about long grass?! 😊🌾🍃🌿🌱 I have enjoyed how you pronounce your ‘u’ s for a while now, and this track doesn’t disappoint. Only Yorkshire folk will appreciate it. ‘Up’
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In A House On A Hill
by Social Simon
supported by 15 fans who also own “EP”
Wow, what a voice. Lovely collection of songs. Even the not so happy songs have your toes tapping and feeling good.
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Driving yet melancholic post-punk from Pale Blue Eyes recalls the glory days of '80s UK indie.
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