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Vote For New Single On Steve Lamacq Rebel Playlist
The new single due for release on 22nd February – ‘I Could Be A Saint’ – is up for next week’s Steve Lamacq Rebel Playlist, but we need your vote to secure it!
Please go to the following link to vote:
If successful, the single will get played on every daytime show next week.
If you haven’t heard the single yet, you can listen to it on said Voting Page or on the MySpace Page page.
I’m still trying to figure out how to add the single to the songs on this website but so far no luck. Need a tech head.
Voting closes Sunday night so GO GO GO!!!
New Album: The Law Of Large Numbers - Out March 2010
At long last I’m quite elated to be able to tell you of the completion of the second album. It is entitled ‘The Law Of Large Numbers’ for reasons that I’m not quite sure I even understand yet, but by the time anyone asks me I’ll be sure to have a convincing answer. Recorded at the Chemikal Underground studio Chem19 over the past year, and produced by Paul Savage, it’s a record that has been a lot of fun to make. Joining me in the studio were Jamie Savage, veteran of ‘Watch The Fireworks’, on keyboards and guitar, Graeme Smillie on bass and Jonny Scott on drums. Adem also makes a guest vocal appearance.
The tracks are:
Hug The Piano (And)
Hug The Harbour
I Could Be A Saint
Red Orange Green
Nine Lives
House On The Hill
Letters To Strangers
The Loop
Confessions
The Child In Me
Chemistry Will Find Me
Hug The Piano (Or)
The album will be released on Chemikal Underground and its various licensees around the world on 1st March 2010. Blimey, sounds so far away, but the office tells me I really need to get that artwork finished pronto.
If you’d like a sneaky listen to one of the tracks – Hug The Harbour – you can get a free download here on the Chemikal Underground website.
Touring news to follow…
BBC Coverage: Celtic Connections Scottish Songbook
There’s now BBC televised coverage available of Saturday’s Celtic Connections Scottish Songbook gig here. It was a fantastic night, made all the more interesting by a new beverage discovery recommended by singer Inge Thomson – port and brandy in the same glass anyone?
All of the performances can be seen on the BBC Scotland website.