Rory and the Island has just just released the single ‘Champagne Lifestyle on Coca Cola Wages’ in the UK. This is Rory’s debut UK release.
Watch the video below and request the song on your favourite UK radio station!
Rory and the Island will soon be announcing details of a UK and Ireland tour for October and November.
The physical album ‘Auntie Depressant & Uncle Hope’ is available to buy here and at all good record stores.
‘Champagne Lifestyle on Coca Cola Wages’ is available from iTunes now.
Rory and the Island’s release of Jimmy Selling Watches / Overground Artist was unfortunately delayed due to problems with the digital upload to iTunes.
However, you can now download the single from iTunes by clicking HERE!
It is now only two weeks until Rory is back in Ireland for some live dates and a promo tour. For more info and availability please get in touch: tj@voxpop-media.com / (0044) 07723861184
BOY LIGHTS FIRE RELEASE ‘WEATHERMAN’ WORLDWIDE DIGITALLY
Boy Lights Fire single available now
Boy Lights Fire were formed in 2009 by George Mercer (guitar/vocals), Mike Daly (bass guitar) and Kevin McDonnell (drums/percussion) and have since went on to establish themselves as one of the country’s hardest working and most promising acts.
Live favourite and debut single ‘Weatherman’ is a hook laden, stomping opener with a mass appeal that is destined to fill the dance floors of Indie discos and venues alike.
Last year the band were invited on the FMC tour to support Irish artists Jape, And So I Watch You From Afar and Fionn Regan. The band also made appearances at Electric Picnic, Hard Working Class Hereos Festival and Temple House Festival. Anyone who has caught the trio live will be aware of their exciting and dynamic sound.
“Weatherman” received the award for “Best Song” at the Highway 67 music awards and has already gained airplay from highly-respected radio DJ’s such as Dave Fanning (2FM), Tony Fenton (Today FM) and Cathal Funge (Phantom FM).
For artist availability get in touch with TJ Shiels @ Vox Pop Media: tj[at]voxpop-media[dot]com or call (0044) 07723861184