o mark his highly anticipated album announcement, Saint Raymond releases a fresh IG track titled Solid Gold."Solid gold is about trying to rekindle the spark and make things work because you know that there is something special in the relationship and it's worth fighting for. It's about knowing that all of the good things override the negatives." - Callum (Saint Raymond). Saint Raymonds follow up to the UK top 10 album 'Young Blood', will be titled 'We Forgot We Were Dreaming' and is out on April 16th 2021. It will be followed by a run of warm up shows in April 2021 and full tour in Nov 2021.

Deap Vally + The Flaming Lips = Deap Lips California Rock & Roll duo Deap Vally (Lindsey Troy & Julie Edwards) and Oklahoma psych-heroes The Flaming Lips (Wayne Coyne & Steven Drozd) have come together to create a new self-titled album Deap Lips. Deap Vally have spent several years touring the world with the likes of Queens Of The Stone Age, Muse and Red Hot Chili Peppers and played festivals such as Glastonbury and Bonnaroo. Their last album FEMEJISM was released to huge critical acclaim. The Flaming Lips, long considered one of the most important alternative rock bands of all time, winning multiple Grammys and selling millions worldwide.

Isobel Campbell is a Scottish singer-songwriter, cellist and composer who rose to prominence in the Scottish indie pop band 'Belle and Sebastian' before releasing 3 albums with Mark Lanegan (Mark Lanegan - ex Queens Of The Stone Age, Screaming Trees). Belle & Sebastian's album "Ballad of the Broken Seas" shortlisted for 2006 Mercury Music Prize and was one of NME's top 100 albums of the decade.Isobel Campbell achieved 9 UK top 40's with the 'Belle & Sebastian', spanning 12 weeks in the top 40.B & S's third LP 'The Boy with the Arab Strap' reached No.12 in the UK charts.An impressive 130k album sales across 3 albums in the UK alone.

And now comes ‘Old Wow’, yet another dramatic change of musical direction where, for the first time, Sam includes the instrument most notably absent from his recording career, the guitar and electric guitar at that, played by the album’s producer Bernard Butler (of Suede and McAlmont & Butler fame). Sam explains, “but only because it’s played so beautifully and sensitively and you wouldn’t necessarily know it was guitar at all”. Other musicians involved include what he calls the “classic line-up” of piano (James Keay), bass (Misha Mullov-Addado) and percussion (Josh Green), along with Caoimhin Ó Raghallaigh of the acclaimed band The Gloaming (on Hardanger violin). Guest vocals are also contributed to the album with a remarkable appearance by Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins, plus splendid harmonies from Cosmo Sheldrake and spoken word poet Dizraeli.