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Brother. Artist Playlist

Brother.

Track 2: “Try” by BROTHER SUN SISTER MOON

Track 1: “Free at Last” by PUP

  Off The Hook Music challenged Brother. to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy!  


We got to say we've been loving Brother. recent new single release “EZ” which takes a minimal approach, soaked in vintage synth sounds and an overall warm, easy indie vibe. 


Track 1: “Free at Last” by PUP

Track 2: “Try” by BROTHER SUN SISTER MOON

Track 1: “Free at Last” by PUP

 About two years ago, these angry Canadians released what has become perhaps my favourite album of all time. The degree to which I’ve fallen in love with this punk record surprised me, and I have asked myself a number of times, “am I secretly this angsty, too? Am I an angry person on the inside or something? Do I whine this much?” Maybe, maybe not. Whatever the case is, the principal feeling I get when I listen to these songs is liberation. “Free at Last” in particular makes me want to run naked in a field, crowd surf a mosh pit, and break something. The fast pace, the superabundant gang vocals, and the straight-up shredly guitars are all simply irresistible to me. I can’t recommend these songs enough. 

Track 2: “Try” by BROTHER SUN SISTER MOON

Track 2: “Try” by BROTHER SUN SISTER MOON

Track 2: “Try” by BROTHER SUN SISTER MOON

 This artist showed up on my Apple Music feed, and I gave them a listen because I was drawn to the aesthetic of their cover artwork. I then discovered that this psych-pop trio is from Japan, which automatically adds 3 or 4 points to their cool-factor. Sonically, I love how the syncopated bass groove interacts with the constant 8th notes of the guitar during the verses. I love the laser-gun synth outbursts that come in with the second verse. And I LOVE the start-and-stop guitar lead that comes in around the 2 minute mark. So quirky. Also, I love that the track length is exactly 3 minutes and 33 seconds. Way to stick with the threes. I’m hoping that Brother. can befriend this band and play some shows in Japan with them. 

Track 3: “Envious" by Aluna

Track 5: "Works Every Time” by Mini Mansions

Track 2: “Try” by BROTHER SUN SISTER MOON

 This song was a random Tidal recommendation and I was immediately hooked by the bass line. This song has so much groove. I also love how sparse the instrumentation is. It allows the vocals to sit nicely on top of everything. The sparseness also lends itself perfectly to the little sprinkles of flavour throughout: the cowbell during the verse, the little video game noises in the chorus, and the subtle bell synth in the bridge, just to name a few.

Track 4: “Hunter" by Becca Mancari

Track 5: "Works Every Time” by Mini Mansions

Track 5: "Works Every Time” by Mini Mansions

 

I love the compressed/crunchy guitar, the phaser effects on the bridge and just the overall flow of the song. It’s a really fun song and she’s a bad ass lady.

Track 5: "Works Every Time” by Mini Mansions

Track 5: "Works Every Time” by Mini Mansions

Track 5: "Works Every Time” by Mini Mansions

 I don’t remember how I found this song but I listen to it non-stop and it’s on my list of songs I wish I wrote. I love love love the groove of the bass line against the drums. The vocal melody hits every note I want it to hit. They added some killer guitar solo fun which I’m still baffled at how they got that certain pulsing effect at the top of the solo. What I really enjoy is that for the first portion of the song is that they add an extra measure which makes the first verse feel longer but you don’t notice until it’s gone in the second verse. It's the perfect road trip song in my opinion.  

PHANTASM Artist Playlist

PHANTASM

Track 1: What Happened to You? By Deftones

Track 1: What Happened to You? By Deftones

  Off The Hook Music challenged PHANTASM to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy!    


PHANTASM has recently released a attention grabbing new single 'Shift'.


Track 1: What Happened to You? By Deftones

Track 1: What Happened to You? By Deftones

Track 1: What Happened to You? By Deftones

 “Deftones much like Hundredth in this list below, are one of my all time favourite bands. The constant change of genres and pushing the elects not just of themselves but of their music. Placed at the end of the album is this track, Slightly different to the other vibes across the album, but that is one of the beauties of this song. The reverberated and glittery guitars along with the odd drum sequence allows for singer Chino Moreno’s soft voice to create this space atmosphere, making you feel like you’re floating around space. But this track is the perfect ballad and is one of the bands most underrated songs! and is a must have on any playlist” 

Track 2: No Mercy By PVRIS

Track 1: What Happened to You? By Deftones

Track 3: Youth By Hundredth

 “I’ve been a fan of Pvris ever since i heard them on radio 1, with the previous album. I was sceptical of the album until I heard this track, the instant thumping synth lead layers drew me in instantly, along with the thumping drums and crunchy guitar lines. The best bit for me is the double chorus at the end with the transitional half time drums. This track is a power anthem from the band” 

Track 3: Youth By Hundredth

Track 4: Reckoner By Radiohead

Track 3: Youth By Hundredth

 “Hundredth is for me the find of the century. Possibly for me the best album I have ever listened to. The once Hardcore band turned 80’s Synth pop rock was just fantastic to look up. every song on this album could be on here but i chose Youth because of the track's sheer power, the way the intro throws you into this fierce drum fill followed by this crystal clear guitar lead line which throws you into this trance like state. All the instrumentation is brought together by singer Chadwick Johnson’s calming voice. This track for me just brings all the elements of music growing up on the music of the 70’s to the 90’s. And I couldn't recommend this band, album and track any more!” 

Track 4: Reckoner By Radiohead

Track 4: Reckoner By Radiohead

Track 4: Reckoner By Radiohead

 “In Rainbows, as we know is such a fantastic album not just for the music but all about how it was made and released. I’ve always been interested in the change in dynamics of tracks in the album and the flow of the overall music. Reckoner for me, the way the track flows underneath Yorke’s voice is just so lullaby like. and the song just makes you move, and is a perfect song for any lazy weekend track” 

Track 5: Sea Change By Thrice

Track 4: Reckoner By Radiohead

Track 4: Reckoner By Radiohead

 “There are so many thrice songs that I could've chosen. They are such an amazing band and have been such an influential band to my life. And getting to see them live in Bristol in 2019 was just a life highlight I'll not be forgetting anytime soon. I chose this song in particular because I’ve always been grabbed with the flow, the way that the rice is so warm and just lays perfectly onto the other instruments. I’ve always imagined the track as a festival anthem, the way you can close your eyes while listening to it and just imagine this as a closer to say Reading and Leeds or so forth, with all the lights and fireworks. This track is definitely one of their most underrated tracks across the discography. And one hell of a closer to this top 5 list” 

DEVA ST JOHN Artist Playlist

Deva St. John

Track 1: Do It With A Rockstar by Amanda Palmer

Track 1: Do It With A Rockstar by Amanda Palmer

 Off The Hook Music challenged Deva St. John to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy!   

Track 1: Do It With A Rockstar by Amanda Palmer

Track 1: Do It With A Rockstar by Amanda Palmer

Track 1: Do It With A Rockstar by Amanda Palmer

 So, I actually credit Amanda Palmer for being the catalyst that got me to start releasing music. In May 2018, I attended a party she was hosting. There was drinking, dancing, and of course live music. Toward the end of the night, she played a very stripped-back set. She played the piano fantastically, and the ukulele slightly less fantastically. It was her ukulele playing that had the biggest personal impact, though. Being pretty instrumentally stupid is a large reason why I felt discouraged to release music. To see her unapologetically playing an instrument that she was only half-good at was pretty significant for me. She was rocking it. Being truthful and poetic. It didn’t matter that she wasn’t being technically perfect. Music isn’t supposed to be perfect, it’s just supposed to make you feel something. It was that night that flicked the switch in me, I think. I released my first song a few months later. Do It With A Rockstar is my favourite song of hers - and we’ve opened a lot of shows with it! 

Track2 : Chlorine by Twenty One Pilots

Track 1: Do It With A Rockstar by Amanda Palmer

Track 3: Energy by Sampa The Great, Nadeem Din-Gabisi

 I could pick any Twenty One Pilots song and be able to say that it was significant for me. I discovered them at a time where I (unfortunately) found their music to be quite relatable. I’m pretty sure that Heathens was the first one I ever heard - or at least the first one I heard and thought “shit, this is actually really good.” I dove into their discography after that and got hooked. The thing about Chlorine - and the entire Trench album really - is that it was such a huge step-up production-wise. It’s a really great album - and I love how conceptual it is. I’ve been creating a world of my own since I was about 17 - trying to initially turn it into a TV show, and then being more excited by the potential of a video game narrative. Anyway, when I heard that Tyler Joseph created his own world and made an album about it was very cool to me. I love imaginative, layered writing. Also, most specifically - the ending of Chlorine is such a perfect musical manifestation of drowning. It’s beautifully constructed, and probably one of my favourite endings ever. 

Track 3: Energy by Sampa The Great, Nadeem Din-Gabisi

Track 3: Energy by Sampa The Great, Nadeem Din-Gabisi

Track 3: Energy by Sampa The Great, Nadeem Din-Gabisi

 On the total opposite end of the scale - Energy is a pretty perfect musical manifestation of spirituality unencumbered by religion. I don’t know if that’s the intention of the song, but that’s the vibe I get. A celebration of eternal human energy. Growth, weather, water and fire in a neat 4-minute bop. Sampa The Great is so good. I also really love Final Form, F E M A L E and OMG. It was a four-way tie which one I picked for this list! 

Track 4: So Heavy I Fell Through The Earth by Grimes

Track 3: Energy by Sampa The Great, Nadeem Din-Gabisi

Track 4: So Heavy I Fell Through The Earth by Grimes

 In a similar realm, but galactic (so actually, a totally different realm) - I’m super into So Heavy I Fell Through The Earth, and just the entire Miss Anthropocene album. It’s ethereal and cosmic and when you listen to it - much like Energy - it feels like you’re cleansing your soul of 3-dimensional bullshit. 

Track 5: Vernie by Blind Melon

Track 3: Energy by Sampa The Great, Nadeem Din-Gabisi

Track 4: So Heavy I Fell Through The Earth by Grimes

 Last, but certainly not least - I had to pick a Blind Melon song. They’re a band that has been with me for as long as I can remember. My mum introduced me to them as a kid - but I didn’t start to fully appreciate them until I was a teenager. When I was fifteen, I visited the US by myself. I remember feeling so grown up! Even though I was staying with my family, there was a real sense of personal freedom. I have a really vivid memory of driving down the freeway in my Nana’s car and listening to Blind Melon on my iPod. Vernie, in particular, just accesses a part of my soul like no other song does. I can’t explain it! I guess it just reminds me of feeling free and being with my family. All that aside though, everyone in the band is fantastic. The lyricism, the composition - it’s outstanding. Vernie is also home to my all-time favourite lyric - “oh, flower you are to my land." 

Dois Padres Artist Playlist

Dois Padres

Track 2: Hello Operator by The White Stripes

Track 1: Ace Of Spades by Motorhead

 Off The Hook Music challenged Dois Padres to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy!  


Don't fail to check Dois Padres new single "The City Never Sleeps" which is building the anticipation to their forthcoming album "Swamp Jams".



 

Track 1: Ace Of Spades by Motorhead

Track 2: Hello Operator by The White Stripes

Track 1: Ace Of Spades by Motorhead

 This song is over 40 years old and it still sounds like it was written yesterday. It's an anthem for a lot of people, for a lot of different reasons. For me it truly captures the mojo of cutting loose and being your truest, most badass self. Lemmy is a big influence on me; both for the way he thrashed out his Rickenbacker and for his pure wisdom. Certainly one of the loosest, truest badasses we've ever had.

Track 2: Hello Operator by The White Stripes

Track 2: Hello Operator by The White Stripes

Track 2: Hello Operator by The White Stripes

 This song is a bop for days. The White Stripes are a clear influence for Dois Padres as a 2 piece, especially their earlier material with its stripped back sensibilities. It's a very punk approach to figure out your strengths and play to them, which isn't necessarily punk in the music itself, but certainly in the delivery. The whole 'De Stijl' album by The White Stripes is such a joy for me to listen to because it is what it is - 2 cats honestly cutting an album on a shoe string budget and having a damn good time doing it.

Track 3: The Dream by Thee Oh Sees

Track 5: Call Me The Breeze by J.J. Cale

Track 2: Hello Operator by The White Stripes

 Someone came up to me after a Dois Padres gig and said 'You guys remind me of Thee Oh Sees'. The band name was familiar so I went hunting, their latest album at the time was 'Orc', but when I stumbled across 'The Dream' it all clicked and I "got it". It's so relentless and psychedelic. I don't know what we did for the guy at the gig to be reminded of Thee Oh Sees, but I take it as a huge compliment and it's certainly impacted my music taste since.

Track 4: Busted by The Black Keys

Track 5: Call Me The Breeze by J.J. Cale

Track 5: Call Me The Breeze by J.J. Cale

 The first track from their first album. Hot damn, start as you mean to go on. The back story to this album is one of those accidental, universal happenings that I love so much. Dan Auerbach's guitar playing on the early Black Keys records has been a definite influence on me; his use of open tunings for unaccompanied blues. Sometimes when I stray a little far out with my song writing and get lost or stuck, I can listen to a track like 'Busted' and be reminded 'Oh yeah,  THAT'S what it's about' .

Track 5: Call Me The Breeze by J.J. Cale

Track 5: Call Me The Breeze by J.J. Cale

Track 5: Call Me The Breeze by J.J. Cale

 Another album opening track, and any album with a painting of a badger for the cover is a winner for me. This is a song I play regularly in the morning to really get my gears turning. It's a happy, upbeat groove that always goes down well. It's got that loner outlaw attitude but it's so jolly and peaceful, a real steady freight train rhythm pounding along. J.J. Cale's guitar playing is phenomenal too, when I was learning guitar I always heard the phrase 'Make it sing' and his licks are so emotive and enticing. Some guitar licks speak louder than words! 

Sabriel Artist Playlist

Sabriel

Track 1: Power Flower by Stevie wonder

Track 1: Power Flower by Stevie wonder

  Off The Hook Music challenged Sabriel to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy!  


Make sure to check out Sabriel's latest single   “Love Again”, so unique and interesting it will blow your mind.  

Track 1: Power Flower by Stevie wonder

Track 1: Power Flower by Stevie wonder

Track 1: Power Flower by Stevie wonder

 This song happens to be my most listened song of 2020. Partially because I have it in a playlist that I would run on repeat for my plants to listen to, but also because it’s one of my absolute favourite Stevie Wonder songs! 

Track 2: It’s Gonna Be Lonely by Prince

Track 1: Power Flower by Stevie wonder

Track 3: Fetch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple

 Sigh… This is my 2020/2021/Covid theme song. It was between this and “I Get Lonely” by Janet Jackson. This is a classic Prince song from his early days. I love every single thing about this song.  

Track 3: Fetch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple

Track 3: Fetch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple

Track 3: Fetch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple

 I have always been so inspired by Fiona Apple. She is everything that is right in the music world. This song will serve as a mantra for me in my career. She talks about being a young woman in the industry, being told who she was and listening because she didn’t know any better. My favourite line is “I grew up in the shoes they told me I could fill

Shoes that were not made for running up that hill

And I need to run up that hill, I need to run up that hill

I will, I will, I will, I will, I will.” That lyric is so inspiring to me. She isn’t afraid to expose the evil in the industry. And by doing so, she paves the way for other women to run up that hill.

Track 4: Her Light  by Cleo Sol

Track 3: Fetch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple

Track 5: Constant Surprises by Little Dragon

 I have had this song on repeat for months! It’s such a beauty. I feel transcendent when I hear this tune. It’s about honesty and belief. Darkness and light. And Cleo’s sweet vocals really take you to a special place.  

Track 5: Constant Surprises by Little Dragon

Track 3: Fetch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple

Track 5: Constant Surprises by Little Dragon

 This is a song that I’ve heard many times in the past, but that I am just now having a significant connection to. When I do my manifestations, I like affirm that my life is full of constant surprises. The universe is always sending me little gifts. “Some call it coincidence, but I like to call it fate.” 

Lewis Harwood Drummer for Cuffs Artist Playlist

Lewis Harwood

Track 1: The Riverbed by Gallows

Track 1: The Riverbed by Gallows

  Off The Hook Music challenged Drummer Lewis Harwood to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy!  

Track 1: The Riverbed by Gallows

Track 1: The Riverbed by Gallows

Track 1: The Riverbed by Gallows

 I've never heard a better live intro song in  my life. This was a close second to Idles - Colossus but The Riverbed takes the intro spot for me. Instrumental thrashing which just builds and builds with percussive vocals. If I heard it live I'd pick up a GBH charge. "We are the brothers, In my brothers  I trust, I know that the devil watches over us" 

Track 2: WOW!!!7AM by Slaves

Track 1: The Riverbed by Gallows

Track 3: Floods in Heaven by The Daysleepers


 This song is the anthem for you'd rather drop breezeblocks on your feet than get out of the bed in the morning. Soon to be swiftly replaced by Cuffs new Single Get Up Get On (out 13/11) 

Track 3: Floods in Heaven by The Daysleepers

Track 3: Floods in Heaven by The Daysleepers

Track 3: Floods in Heaven by The Daysleepers

 If I could have one song played to me before I died this song would be it. This song sounds like it was taken right from the most beautiful dream. It's ethereal, it's relaxing, it's so lovely it's almost a bit unnerving.  It's the closest I've ever felt to heaven. This song makes The Killing Moon sound like Death Metal. It's emasculate. Shoegaze is the biggest missed gem in music. If you don't like this song you're doing the wrong drugs. This band sound Otherworldly.   

Track 4: Holy Hell by Architects

Track 3: Floods in Heaven by The Daysleepers

Track 4: Holy Hell by Architects

 There's plenty of Architects songs I could have chosen but lyrically and instrumentally this song is perfect. Before you even get into how amazing the lyrics are, the music is sonically so nice to listen to whoever produced that  album deserves a Nobel prize. This song carries a heavy message on its shoulders; life after loss. "Holy Hell, I've got nothing left to lose but I can tell there's gold buried in the blue". There's few bands that are as talented and consistent as Architects. 

Track 5: I know it's Over

Track 3: Floods in Heaven by The Daysleepers

Track 4: Holy Hell by Architects

  Some of my band would have my head on a pike for choosing the Smiths and my other band would have my head on a pike for not prioritising the Cure but they are in my opinion the best band that ever existed, oops. This song  inspired me to write a whole book so I can't not have it on this list. Plus it's also a beautiful song it. It's the loneliness anthem. "if you're so funny then why are you on your own tonight". I've never related to a song so much in my life. 

Kandle Artist Playlist

Kandle

Track 1: Nightmare by Artie Shaw

Track 1: Nightmare by Artie Shaw

  Off The Hook Music challenged singer song writer Kandle to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy! 


But before you check out what Kandle thinks you should add to your playlist, check out Kandle's new EP  Stick Around and Find Out . It's fantastic and has become a favourite with the Off the Hook Music office.



Track 1: Nightmare by Artie Shaw

Track 1: Nightmare by Artie Shaw

Track 1: Nightmare by Artie Shaw

 “Nightmare” was composed by bandleader and clarinettist Artie Shaw in 1936 and I’m pretty sure it has been haunting people ever since. There’s some so grand, so classy and so spooky all at once that I find myself constantly getting full body shivers with each listen! I also plan on walking down the aisle to this song at my spooky vampire wedding, if anyone is ever crazy enough to marry me ; ) 

Track 2: Lover by Sarah Osborne

Track 1: Nightmare by Artie Shaw

Track 3: Hot Dreams by Timber Timbre

 This is a track by my brilliant cousin who is all kinds of fierce and sensual talent. When she first showed me the song in demo form, I was deeply moved. The dark jazz chords and the raw vulnerability mixed with unapologetic hunger for love and attention in a toxic relationship “ the winds of change have come to town, I ain’t myself when you’re around”. Just love it 

Track 3: Hot Dreams by Timber Timbre

Track 5: You Ain’t The Problem by Michael Kiwanuka

Track 3: Hot Dreams by Timber Timbre

 I love all Taylor’s songs but this one has to my favourite. He is the king of the haunted croon, “I wanna follow through on all my promises and threats to you, babe”. This seductive and haunting song also has one of my favourite instrumental sections of all time. A perfectly smooth and beautiful sax line repeating and adding beats with each repetition until a final abrupt stop announcing the end of the song.  

Track 4: Normal Fucking Rockwell by Lana Del Rey

Track 5: You Ain’t The Problem by Michael Kiwanuka

Track 5: You Ain’t The Problem by Michael Kiwanuka

Long time Lana fan, I mean, there’s nobody like her (although I do a wicked impression at karaoke). This song throws it back to the 70s, piano driven, timeless beautiful string arrangements and classic Lana lyrics that always seem to shock and amaze me “Godamn, man child


You fucked me so good that I almost said, "I love you”… God Lana!!! We’ve all been there ahah somebody had to say it!

Track 5: You Ain’t The Problem by Michael Kiwanuka

Track 5: You Ain’t The Problem by Michael Kiwanuka

Track 5: You Ain’t The Problem by Michael Kiwanuka

 Last but certainly not least, my favourite artist of the last 5 years! Probably the biggest and most modern of all my influences. But Michael earned a place in my heart immediately. This third, highly ambitious album i feel he really delivered a fucking classic record; oozing realness, musicality and pure honesty. You ain’t the problem tackles the detrimental effects of social media, something i am no stranger to. Michael was the last live convert I attended before COVID and it left me in a stream of tears in the front row! 

Aidan Tulloch Artist Playlist

Aidan Tulloch

The Future by Motez (feat. Antony and Cleopatra)

The Future by Motez (feat. Antony and Cleopatra)

 Off The Hook Music challenged singer song writer Aidan Tulloch to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy! 


If your looking for a punchy fresh and new EP to listen to Aidan's debut EP Somewhere Without Lights is a fantastic five track record you can trust to deliver.


 



The Future by Motez (feat. Antony and Cleopatra)

The Future by Motez (feat. Antony and Cleopatra)

The Future by Motez (feat. Antony and Cleopatra)


 I first came across Motez through his lockdown EP and live project, Soulitude, and got really into his approach to instrumental music. Since then, though, it’s been his collab with London-based duo Antony and Cleopatra that I’ve had on nonstop repeat. It’s balmy and chilled-out, and drifts beautifully over its video where two people dance on a rooftop in Melbourne as night falls. 

Fear of Falling Asleep By Tender

The Future by Motez (feat. Antony and Cleopatra)

Fear of Falling Asleep By Tender


 I remember at the end of last summer I was going for a shower at 1am in one of the huge bathrooms at Fabrika Hostel in Tbilisi. I was the only one in there and this song was playing quite loud through the in-ceiling speakers. It was a hugely atmospheric moment when I just stood there and listened. I’m pretty sure that this was the first seed for the song Milk and Orange Juice on my new record. 

The Borders by Sam Fender

Generation L(ost) by L.A Salami

Fear of Falling Asleep By Tender

 A great tune from a fellow geordie lad. His handle on place, narrative, character, and memory really speaks to me, and this is most marked and profound here. His performance video of this song in the Vevo LIFT is particularly moreish. 

Generation L(ost) by L.A Salami

Generation L(ost) by L.A Salami

Generation L(ost) by L.A Salami

 I’ve been following L.A. Salami’s latest work which is really exciting and examines modern life in the city through poetry and sound that is equally witty and hard-hitting. It all goes back to this single that is still as irresistibly catchy as it was when I first heard it on BBC Radio 6 Music back in 2017. 

Cross My Mind by ARIZONA

Generation L(ost) by L.A Salami

Generation L(ost) by L.A Salami

 Whichever ITV exec was responsible for scheduling the 2018 series of Love Island to coincide with A-Levels needs to take a long, hard look at themselves. I remember sitting there in an economics paper finding it hard to concentrate on financial regulation or something when all I could really think about was the episode we’d all seen last night. It was this song that’d been synced to some montage or scene that was circling round my mind, and I’ve gone back to it every summer since. 

Rowlette aRTist Playlist

Rowlette

Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

Can’t We Pretend by Sorcha Richardson

 Off The Hook Music challenged Rowlette to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy!


On the 16th of September Rowlette released her fantastic new single "Cucumber & Ice".


What an amazing voice with so much power, a completely massive pop anthem which we recommend you to check out. 



Can’t We Pretend by Sorcha Richardson

Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

Can’t We Pretend by Sorcha Richardson

 I would describe listening to Sorcha Richardson’s music as looking at an old photo album full of memories. 


It feels as though you’re reflecting on friendships and relationships in a vivid and visual way, not to mention catchy. Can’t We Pretend is the first song I discovered by Sorcha and remains one of my favourites, describing an old friendship.  

Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

 Again, such a visual song! This song makes me feel like I’m listening to memories, and I’ve created such wonderful memories alongside this song. 


A 5 minute song that I wouldn’t get bored of if it was 15. The instrumentation and gang vocals, along with the conversational style give it such a full and warm feeling. It’s pure fun and joy in a song.  

Waitress by BOY

Nothing Arrived by Villagers

Home by Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros

 BOY are a brilliant female duo, and I love all of their songs, but Waitress is a bittersweet one that I really connect with. I have spent so much time in waitressing/hostessing/shop assistant jobs just day-dreaming and waiting for “real life to arrive”. This one definitely hits differently! 

Bearclaws by The Academic

Nothing Arrived by Villagers

Nothing Arrived by Villagers

 I adore The Academic and Bearclaws is one of my favorite tracks by them. As catchy as all their other songs, Bearclaws is upbeat and talks about showing someone all of your flaws i.e. your bear claws. Clever and catchy, what more could you ask for? 

Nothing Arrived by Villagers

Nothing Arrived by Villagers

Nothing Arrived by Villagers

 There is something about this song that makes me feel a little anxious but I still enjoy it. It reminds me of the importance of getting out there and appreciating life. As per all of Villagers tracks, the studio version is brilliant, but there is a Spotify Live version and I would highly recommend taking a listen if you haven’t heard it. " 

The Trusted Artist Playlist

The Trusted

Tom's Pick: Ultraviolet (light My Way) by U2

Tom's Pick: Ultraviolet (light My Way) by U2


Off The Hook Music challenged the guys from the band The Trusted to share with us 5 must listen too tracks, we've put them in a playlist for you, so enjoy! 


 The Trusted are Southend-on-Sea natives Dave Batchelor, Dale Holt-Mead, Fin Cunningham and Tom Cunningham.  The four-piece combine their amalgamation of influences from indie / alternative rock and blues, to Jazz, hip-hop and mainstream pop, to create their diverse sonic palette. 


The Trusted's new single  "The Innocent"  is a must listen track which in it's own right deserves to be placed within your own playlist. The track is a reaction to the band’s own naivety and inexperience and showcases jangly guitars, upbeat drums and rich vocals, emitting a potent and feel-good sound, bursting with vibrancy and charisma. 


To listen to the record click the link:  https://open.spotify.com/track/7cnbgrYTu3c5rNvAbgigBW?si=hA4PRCB4SsaZPUyYQatqrw 

Tom's Pick: Ultraviolet (light My Way) by U2

Tom's Pick: Ultraviolet (light My Way) by U2

Tom's Pick: Ultraviolet (light My Way) by U2

  I would say U2 are my favourite band. I have always found their music really interesting and meaningful. It’s funny because I often find it hard to admit it.


 A lot of people find them annoying or uncool and most of the time, I get judged for admitting I’m a fan haha. For me though, their stuff has probably influenced me more than anything else. I guess, in my humble opinion, ‘Achtung Baby’ is the greatest album of all time and every single track on that record, holds a special place. 


I think however that Ultraviolet (Light My Way) is probably my favourite song. There is something just magical about that shimmering guitar riff, Bono’s melody and that never-ending pulse like rhythm. Oh, and It also features my favourite lyric; ‘When I was all messed up and I heard an opera in my head, your love was a lightbulb hanging over my bed.’ It’s simple but the imagery is just beautiful. I really wish I had written it and even though i didn’t, i’m glad someone did. 

Dale's Pick: Hysteria by Muse

Tom's Pick: Ultraviolet (light My Way) by U2

David's pick: What Should I Say? by The 1975

  While not the first band I got into, Muse were the band who REALLY got me into playing guitar. I remember watching them play Glastonbury 2010, and essentially obsessing over them ever since! For me, absolution is my favourite album, although origin of symmetry and black and holes and revelations come close. 


Possibly the band at the peak of their powers, this album captures muse at their dark, heavy best. And while there’s a couple of contenders from this album, for me, the crown jewel is hysteria. 


I can still recall the first-time hearing that absolutely insane bassline, the mixture of 16th notes, melody and the unforgiving tone enough to send most people into a frenzy. Combine them with Matt Bellamy’s equally iconic guitar riff and solo, that haunting verse melody, simple yet heavy drum groove and that explosive Chorus, this is the song that will always stay with me. Also, it’s an incredibly fun song to play.

David's pick: What Should I Say? by The 1975

Fin's pick: Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick by Ian Dury And The Blockheads

David's pick: What Should I Say? by The 1975

  

The 1975 have been up there in my list of my favourite bands in the past few years. I feel like they have put out some amazing music and I love the fact that they are always changing and evolving. This song is from band’s new album and it’s one of many songs that I have really taken a liking to. I think "what should i say" is my favourite song from the record, because it’s so catchy, so uplifting and it just makes me want to dance! Every time they put out a new album, The 1975 seem to lift the bar a little higher.

Fin's pick: Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick by Ian Dury And The Blockheads

Fin's pick: Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick by Ian Dury And The Blockheads

Fin's pick: Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick by Ian Dury And The Blockheads

  

One of the best bass lines, probably ever and on top of that, it was the first song that properly got me into playing the bass. Also, Norman Watt-Roy is a god 

The Trusted whole band pick: Reptilia by The Stokes

Fin's pick: Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick by Ian Dury And The Blockheads

Fin's pick: Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick by Ian Dury And The Blockheads


  Now this was the first song we played together as a band. We just jammed this track for about half an hour at our first rehearsal and it quickly became the starting line for The Trusted. Oh and apart from all of that, Reptilia is a massive tune and The Strokes are a great band. 

Chrissy DaY aRTIST pLAYLIST

Chrissy Day

Jahraymecofasola by Jill Scott

Pink matter by Frank Ocean

 Off The Hook Music challenged singer songwriter Chrissy Day to share with us 5 must listen too tracks and we have put them in a playlist for you so enjoy. 


Chrissy has recently released a wonderful new single "Something I Need", well worth checking this track out, as you will find yourself putting in your own playlist.

Pink matter by Frank Ocean

Jahraymecofasola by Jill Scott

Pink matter by Frank Ocean


 Pink matter touches on the power of feminine energy. Nurturing but also cosmic. 

Jahraymecofasola by Jill Scott

Jahraymecofasola by Jill Scott

Jahraymecofasola by Jill Scott


 Speaks on Divine love. Conscious love. Love in its highest form. 

Solid As A Rock by Sizzla

Female Energy by Willow Smith

Jahraymecofasola by Jill Scott


 All about adversity and overcoming all challenges and obstacles in your path to eternal greatness.  

Female Energy by Willow Smith

Female Energy by Willow Smith

Female Energy by Willow Smith


 Well it’s in the title shining light on the complex beauty of women. How even in times of adversity we are headstrong and determined. 

Green Eyes by Erykah Badu

Female Energy by Willow Smith

Female Energy by Willow Smith


 It's quite sassy and confrontational in the most pure way. Confronting truth in mixed messages. Asserting power even through emotive language. 

Waiting for Smith Artist Playlist

Waiting for Smith

Track 2: Right Down the Line by Gerry Rafferty

Track 1: Tilted by Christine and the Queens

 

Off The Hook Music challenged singer songwriter Waiting For Smith to share with us 5 must listen too tracks and we have put them in a playlist for you so enjoy.


Recently Waiting for Smith released  "Long Life" the track glistens with an effervescent and warm guitar melodies which highlights the lyrics, narrating the comforting message that everything is going to be ok. 

Track 1: Tilted by Christine and the Queens

Track 2: Right Down the Line by Gerry Rafferty

Track 1: Tilted by Christine and the Queens


  Love the insistent metronomic beats in this track. The electronic sounds remind me of a starry night sky. I like how it doesn’t matter you can’t really understand what she’s saying, because the tone of her voice is so warm and uplifting it says it all. 


Track 2: Right Down the Line by Gerry Rafferty

Track 2: Right Down the Line by Gerry Rafferty

Track 2: Right Down the Line by Gerry Rafferty


  I’m a huge fan of Gerry Rafferty right from his beginnings with Stealers Wheel. He’s just so effortless in his performance. I find it hard to just choose one of his songs, but I could play this one on repeat. His double tracking has had a huge effect on my own music. 

Track 3: Get Up Offa That Thing by James Brown

Track 4: Take the Power Back by Rage Against the Machine

Track 2: Right Down the Line by Gerry Rafferty

  

When I hear this I just absolutely want to rip it up on the dance floor. The band seems to be constantly on the edge of playing faster, but they stay in total control, perfectly in rhythm. 


The raw energy is just amazing: it’s as if they’re about burst from it. Papa Don’t Take No Mess is another James Brown classic: a track to put on when you're trudging home from the Tube. It makes me wanna Crip Walk the streets.

Track 4: Take the Power Back by Rage Against the Machine

Track 4: Take the Power Back by Rage Against the Machine

Track 4: Take the Power Back by Rage Against the Machine


 Rage Against The Machine’s great to listen to when you need to let off some steam. The cool thing is they’re a band that defy category. You can hear echoes of Led Zep in there and Red Hot Chili Peppers – and funk and punk, even hip-hop.  It makes me want to play bass, and I can't even play the bass! It's very different to my own music, or the other artists on this list. But my taste is very eclectic - like my shows. When I’m performing, I like to take people on a journey across a range of moods and genres. 

Track 5: Wasn't Expecting That by Jamie Lawson

Track 4: Take the Power Back by Rage Against the Machine

Track 4: Take the Power Back by Rage Against the Machine


  This is my go-to song when I'm feeling sad or melancholic. I remember hearing it for the first time while driving. I was so moved I had to stop the car to look up who he was. Last year, I was on a song writing retreat, and after many great conversations and much co-writing, I found out the guy I’d been hanging with was Jamie Lawson. I was so star-struck, I couldn't keep my cool – but what a nice, regular guy.

Kyler Tapscott Artist Playlist

Kyler Tapscott

Track 1: Heart of mine by Blake Mills

Track 1: Heart of mine by Blake Mills

 Born in Harwood, Ontario, Kyler Tapscott began playing the guitar at age 11. His recently recorded EP, Kyler, marks his debut as a solo artist, and showcases his talent not only as a guitarist but as a singer-songwriter.  

Track 1: Heart of mine by Blake Mills

Track 1: Heart of mine by Blake Mills

Track 1: Heart of mine by Blake Mills

 I didn't realise this was written by Mr. Bob Dylan but man does Blake ever smash this out of the park. His slide ability and his creative use of voice leading through a simple chord progressions is incredible. He is a heart on his sleeve type guitarist/ singer/ songwriter which solidifies Blake as an absolute triple threat. 

Track 2: Miracle Love by Matt Corby

Track 1: Heart of mine by Blake Mills

Track 2: Miracle Love by Matt Corby

 

 I discovered Matt Corby and was completely blown away with his raw, earthy and absolute precise control of his vocals. Not only an amazing singer but an amazing songwriter and musician. He holds Jedi status when it comes to being an artist and he hits you right in the feels 

Track 3: Roots by Carmanah

Track 4: Faith you might by Kevin Garret

Track 2: Miracle Love by Matt Corby

 I was playing on the same bill as this west coast Canadian band. I fell in love with their sound and this song. Not only does the production sound awesome but it's clearly a band delivering a song all coming from the same place. great singing, great songwriting and a tasty band to back it up. 

Track 4: Faith you might by Kevin Garret

Track 4: Faith you might by Kevin Garret

Track 4: Faith you might by Kevin Garret

 This song came up in my playlist and I instantly gravitated towards Kevin's smooth control and timbre to his voice. I feel like he will be more of a household name in the years to come. 

Track 5: So Many Faces by Bernhoft

Track 4: Faith you might by Kevin Garret

Track 4: Faith you might by Kevin Garret

 Bernhoft also holds a Jedi status in singing, writing and being a multi-instrumentalist. I discovered him on YouTube many years ago and I was blown away by his prowess as a musician. Check out this man and enjoy the funky vibes 

Artist Playlist by Sunstinger

Sunstinger

Track 1: Ringo Deathstarr - Down On You

Track 1: Ringo Deathstarr - Down On You

 Off The Hook Music challenged the lads of Sunstinger to share with us 5 must listen too tracks and we have put them in a playlist for you so enjoy.


Recently Sunstinger has released a massive banger Shimmer, such a exciting band with a unique sound.

Track 1: Ringo Deathstarr - Down On You

Track 1: Ringo Deathstarr - Down On You

Track 1: Ringo Deathstarr - Down On You

The album 'sparkler' is a great example of what you can create using noise and melody. We've played this song about a million times. It's perfect.

Taylors old band were meant to support them years ago but couldn't get to the venue because of snow.

Track 2: Ought - Beautiful Blue Sky

Track 1: Ringo Deathstarr - Down On You

Track 3: Action Bronson - Easy Rider

Lyrically and melodically this song reminds me of Talking Heads without ever sounding like it’s trying to rip them off, and it captures an optimism that is much needed in the world at the moment.

Track 3: Action Bronson - Easy Rider

Track 3: Action Bronson - Easy Rider

Track 3: Action Bronson - Easy Rider

It’s a hip hop song with a sample from a 1971 Turkish Folk-Rock song and big guitar solo at the end where somehow everything blends together perfectly. We are all big fans of Action and this song always makes it on to our playlists.

Track 4: New Order - Ceremony

Track 3: Action Bronson - Easy Rider

Track 4: New Order - Ceremony

Originally a joy division song, this song is really important to us as a band. I think the only song similar to this by New Order is probably 'Dreams Never End'. It's like the gap between joy division and new order.


We took alot of inspiration in terms of guitar tone from early new order stuff, and we  used to cover this last year when we didn't have enough songs to fill the set. 

It's probably one of the greatest songs ever written.

Track 5: Ride - Vapour Trail

Track 3: Action Bronson - Easy Rider

Track 4: New Order - Ceremony

For me this is a song for any occasion and probably one of the best shoe-gaze tracks ever written! A perfect combination of distorted guitars, solid drums and calming strings! Feels like the ultimate nostalgia trip every listen!

Artist Playlist: Neve Bishop Lead singer of SWINE

Neve Bishop (SWINE)

Doesn’t Feel Pain Like He Should by KEN mode

Pinky Promise by Kite Thief

 Off The Hook Music challenged Neve Bishop lead singer of the extremely exciting band SWINE to share with us her 5 must listen to tracks and we have put them in a playlist for you so enjoy. 

Pinky Promise by Kite Thief

Doesn’t Feel Pain Like He Should by KEN mode

Pinky Promise by Kite Thief

 A mega tune by an amazing local Bristol band. Elin is an amazing front woman and every time I’ve seen Kite Thief live its been an experience.

Doesn’t Feel Pain Like He Should by KEN mode

Doesn’t Feel Pain Like He Should by KEN mode

Doesn’t Feel Pain Like He Should by KEN mode

Nothing makes me want to kick ass more than this song. It’s my go to song for when I need to feel unstoppable.

Brutus by The Blinders

Silver Trembling Hands by The Flaming Lips

Doesn’t Feel Pain Like He Should by KEN mode

The best song on one of the best ever albums in my humble opinion. Everything about it is class.

Pontiac 87 by Protomartyr

Silver Trembling Hands by The Flaming Lips

Silver Trembling Hands by The Flaming Lips

This song almost made me want to stop playing bass and play guitar instead. Almost. 

Silver Trembling Hands by The Flaming Lips

Silver Trembling Hands by The Flaming Lips

Silver Trembling Hands by The Flaming Lips

 My favourite song of all time ever. I’ve heard a million times and it still gives me chills.

Dan Young Artist Playlist

Artist: Dan Young guitarist for October Drift

Artist: Dan Young guitarist for October Drift

Artist: Dan Young guitarist for October Drift

Off The Hook Music challenged Dan Young   to share with us his 5 must listen to tracks and we have put them in a playlist for you so enjoy.  


October Drift have exciting times ahead of them after signing with  Physical Education Records, this Friday (26th July 2019) October Drift release their first single 'Losing My Touch' under the Physical Education Records umbrella.


Photo by Seb Ackland

Bruce Springsteen - Born to Run

Artist: Dan Young guitarist for October Drift

Artist: Dan Young guitarist for October Drift

Quite simply an ‘unwritable’ piece of work.  

Smashing Pumpkins - 1979

Artist: Dan Young guitarist for October Drift

Smashing Pumpkins - 1979


Somehow makes us all nostalgic about growing up listening to it even though we weren’t alive at that time.

The National - Sorrow

Radiohead - Weird Fishes

Smashing Pumpkins - 1979

This was the first National track I ever heard, and it was like I found the band I’d always been searching for!  

Radiohead - Weird Fishes

Radiohead - Weird Fishes

Radiohead - Weird Fishes

Just such a great song, no ones getting anywhere close to this until they’ve put in their 10000 hours. 

Nick Cave - Love Letter

Radiohead - Weird Fishes

Radiohead - Weird Fishes

The greatest love song of all time.

Alex Ohm Artist Playlist

Alex Ohm Artist Playlist

Radiohead : The Daily Mail

Radiohead : The Daily Mail

 Off The Hook Music challenged Alex Ohm a fantastic singer songwriter to share with us his 5 must listen to tracks and we have put them in a playlist for you so enjoy.  

Radiohead : The Daily Mail

Radiohead : The Daily Mail

Radiohead : The Daily Mail

 Love the way this track builds from a soft piano start to a monster of brass that hits hard at the end. Never get bored of listening to this.  

Doves: The Cedar Room

Radiohead : The Daily Mail

Doves: The Cedar Room

 This song holds lots of fond memories from seeing Doves play to it soundtracking many a long drive on tour.  From the hypnotic intro to the euphoric chorus highs. There’s always room on the stereo for it. 

ALT J: Fitzpleasure

The Beatles: Tomorrow never knows

Doves: The Cedar Room

 This track is here representing the album ‘An Awesome Wave’. I could listen to that album from start to finish over and over. This track has it all from grit to grace. Top stuff. 

Dr Dre: Next episode

The Beatles: Tomorrow never knows

The Beatles: Tomorrow never knows

 Never gets old. This and ‘Still Dre’ actually. Great energy in both the production and delivery. Always gets turned up when it comes on.  
 

The Beatles: Tomorrow never knows

The Beatles: Tomorrow never knows

The Beatles: Tomorrow never knows

How can you not keep playing this track? 


Pushing the boundaries for it’s time and still sounds just as fresh today. 

John Westberry PlayList

Artist:John Westberry Drummer of The Mute Group

Track 2: Jenny O.     Song - Funeral for My Former Self

Artist:John Westberry Drummer of The Mute Group

John Westberry drummer for The Mute Group has developed a 5 track playlist with added extra tracks from his band The Mute Group which has inspired him during his musical journey. This is a great chance to find out what music has had an influence on John.


Track 1: Four Tet      Song - Hands

Track 2: Jenny O.     Song - Funeral for My Former Self

Artist:John Westberry Drummer of The Mute Group

 "When I first started making electronic music, Rounds by Four Tet was one of the first records I got into.  The production on Hands still blows me away.  Been on repeat for some time." 

Track 2: Jenny O.     Song - Funeral for My Former Self

Track 2: Jenny O.     Song - Funeral for My Former Self

Track 3: Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt     Song - She Punched a Hole in the Moon For Me

 "I fell in love with this song during a difficult time in my life. It became something I listened to often as a sort of an anthem. It hangs around a lot of my playlists now." 

Track 3: Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt     Song - She Punched a Hole in the Moon For Me

Track 3: Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt     Song - She Punched a Hole in the Moon For Me

Track 3: Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt     Song - She Punched a Hole in the Moon For Me

 "For me, this song exemplifies the incredible experience of playing as a duo. There can be a point where two musicians start sounding like they have multiplied into a full band, and the result is magic" 

Track 4: Ex:Re     Song - Romance (full version)

Track 3: Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt     Song - She Punched a Hole in the Moon For Me

Track 5: Joni Mitchell Song - The Wolf That Lives In Lindsey

 "I love when an artist can draw me into their experience, and make me reevaluate my own." 

Track 5: Joni Mitchell Song - The Wolf That Lives In Lindsey

Track 3: Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt     Song - She Punched a Hole in the Moon For Me

Track 5: Joni Mitchell Song - The Wolf That Lives In Lindsey

 "I tend to gravitate towards artists that aren't afraid of taking bold risks. No one demonstrates why audacity is a virtue like Joni Mitchell." 

Tali KallStrom Playlist

Tali Kallstrom Former Lead Singer of The Estrons

Tali Kallstrom Former Lead Singer of The Estrons

Tali Kallstrom Former Lead Singer of The Estrons

 Off The Hook Music challenged Tali Kallstrom former lead singer of the wonderful Estrons, to share with us her current 5 must listen to tracks and we have put them in a playlist for you so enjoy.


Asking Tali why she's listening to these songs at the moment Tali replied "Music is therapy and these tracks are helping me through the break up of the band". 

Track 1: Deerhoof: Believe ESP

Tali Kallstrom Former Lead Singer of The Estrons

Tali Kallstrom Former Lead Singer of The Estrons


 Deerhoof is an American independent music group formed in San Francisco in 1994. It currently consists of founding drummer Greg Saunier, bassist and singer Satomi Matsuzaki, and guitarists John Dieterich and Ed Rodriguez. 

Track 2: Post Malone: Better Now

Tali Kallstrom Former Lead Singer of The Estrons

Track 2: Post Malone: Better Now

 

Austin Richard Post, known professionally as Post Malone, is an American rapper, singer, songwriter and record producer. Post Malone has gained recognition for blending various musical genres, for his introspective songwriting, and his laconic vocal style. 

Track 3: Lady: Pussy

Track 4: Pauline Oliveros: Bye Bye Butterfly

Track 2: Post Malone: Better Now

Lady is the stage name of Shameka Shanta Brown, an American rapper. She was signed to rapper Plies' record label Big Gates Records on April 1, 2010. She has released three albums. Lady's songs have been featured on TV shows including Girls, Ray Donovan, and Skins. 

Track 4: Pauline Oliveros: Bye Bye Butterfly

Track 4: Pauline Oliveros: Bye Bye Butterfly

Track 4: Pauline Oliveros: Bye Bye Butterfly


 Pauline Oliveros was an American composer, accordionist and a central figure in the development of experimental and post-war electronic art music. She was a founding member of the San Francisco Tape Music Center in the 1960s, and served as its director. 

Track 5: Frank Ocean : Pink Matter

Track 4: Pauline Oliveros: Bye Bye Butterfly

Track 4: Pauline Oliveros: Bye Bye Butterfly

 Frank Ocean is an American singer, songwriter, rapper, record producer and photographer. Ocean began his musical career as a ghostwriter, prior to joining hip hop collective Odd Future in 2010, and the following year, released Nostalgia, Ultra, his debut mixtape. 


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