14 Feb 2006

Blood and Peanut Butter

BC Camplight

One Little Indian

WE SAY

BC Camplight (aka Brian Christinzio) is yet another well-received signing on One Little Indian, and this from his debut album Hide, Run Away is a perfect piece of melody-driven pop. His songs are intelligent, well-composed and delightfully understated. Comparisons to Badly Drawn Boy are abound, but it is clear that his work owes a great debt to Brian Wilson. With a supporting slot for The Boy Least Likely To on their forthcoming UK tour and being rated the Sunday Times album of the week upon its release, things are off to a promising start. Tipped by: Paul Sexton London Gigs: 7 March, Water Rats/8 March, Cobden Club.

CONTACTS

Michelle Polley, One Little Indian - +44 (20) 8772 7645

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