Notice: Trying to access array offset on value of type null in /home2/recordof/public_html/on-the-move/track.php on line 95
...
03 Sep 2008
Until The Traffic Stops
Alex Cornish
WE SAY
We've long been fans of Edinburgh-based Alex Cornish, featuring the great 'My Word, What A Mess' last year when he self-released his debut album. There was a great reaction across the board to that release, radio play and sessions followed for Jim Gellatly, Tom Robinson and Dermot O’Leary’s R2 show. Now with an established industry team in place to support him, the album is re-released early next year with this title track as the lead single. The calibre of songwriting and restrained production both drip with quality - this is a rewarding listen. JF London gig: September 9, Water Rats WC1.
Watch the video (click to expand/collapse)
CONTACTS
Charlie Pinder, Riot Act Management - +44 (0)78 6045 5143
RECORD ARCHIVE
Manchester band The Jessie Rose Trip are starting to generate a buzz up north, especially... Label: unsigned
London-born, Paris-based, Dan Black's hugely fun cover of Notorious BIG's 'Hypnotize' is getting lots of... Label: unsigned
This strikingly beautiful track from Georgia Wonder leaped out when we first heard it. A... Label: Autonomy/Decca
Tony Christie's ‘Made In Sheffield’ album will be released in November through Autonomy Recordings/Decca. It... Label: unsigned/YNYS
You may already be familiar with producer Jim Eliot and vocalist Mima as the duo... Label: unsigned/ Illusive Sounds, Australia
The retro soul pop market might be a crowded one these days but Melbourne-based Paris... Label: Small Giants
Copenhagen natives The Asteroids Galaxy Tour release this quality track as their debut single, reviving... Label: Hard2Beat
Since Bassline set the UK charts alight last year, the crossover hits keep coming. Vocal... Label: Asylum
It's a great time for British black music. Estelle, Dizzee Rascal and Wiley have all... Label: unsigned
On first listen it sounds like Kate Nash fronting a very cool bedroom-based keyboard project,... Label: Island
Given Sugababes' longevity, the consistency when it comes to the smart picking of songs is... Label: This Is Music
'Minimally raw, yet strangely sophisticated' is how the Scissorkick blog accurately described this infectious, hypnotic... Label: unsigned/Self Raising
We first heard this track in the form of a James Yuill remix (here on... Label: unsigned
'A Warning' is a perfectly-judged epic rock track from Ciné, fronted by songwriter Paul Aiden.... Label: unsigned
This well-crafted, commercial alt-pop from Simon Rhys Kaye, aka Sy Kaye is generating a strong... Label: Mercury
The great synth-pop hooks on Iglu & Hartly's debut single make for an irresistible and...