We’re very much looking forward to the first quarter of 2010, as we continue to work with some incredibly talented artists. At the end of last year Neil McSweeney supported fellow Sheffield songsmith Richard Hawley.On the 23rd January he’ll be opening for him once more at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Fans of Mr McSweeney will be pleased to know that a single from his second album, Shoreline is set for release in the Spring. You can hear a selection of his tracks here.
Building on the success of their much lauded debut single ‘Live and Live Lonely’, My Albatross release their new single ‘Rich Man’s Daughter’ early in 2010. This time the boys couple their trademark alt rock guitars with Beach Boys-esque rock and roll harmonies. The haunting B-side ‘I Don’t Love You’ features a different arrangement of band members ,and is sure to surprise and amaze you in equal measure.
This is just the tip of the iceberg for exciting new music. Whilst not wanting to give too much, let’s just say that we’re very pleased to be working with some exciting new bands this year. Check the blog for more details soon…
“Cosmo Jarvis has made an album of teenage angst and the like and it’s perfectly adequate. But he has a new song called ‘Gay Pirates’ which hints at a deeper talent. It’s vivid, violent and the most tragically moving love song we’ve heard all year….evidence we might have a miniature Tom Waits on our hands ”
Dan Martin, NME Magazine Sept ‘09
“His debut album is a crammed double album of teenage angst, desire and social comment. It’s a bold intriguing mess that suggests he has an exciting future”
Neil McCormick, Daily Telegraph Nov ‘09
“Inarguably gifted he makes films as well as writing, playing and brilliantly engineering his inventive music. A fab new talent with imagination overload.”
James McNair, MOJO, Nov ‘09
“A man who believes in letting everything out. His debut album comes across as a daffy West Country Jamie T or Eminem”
Ian Harrison, Q, Nov ‘09
“Jarvis has the potential to be a future Springsteen. Certainly his songs would do the young Boss proud. One of the best debuts of the year and a force to watch in the years ahead ”
Daily Mirror, Oct 30th ‘09
“A veritable one man band his toe tapping and foot stomping tales of love and lust slot in well with the modern troubadours such as Jamie T and Frank Turner. His confidence reigns on this accomplished double album ”
AOL Music online Oct ‘09
“It’s a completely extraordinary record – it’s homemade, all by himself. He shot a video himself for a total cost of £125 which looks like a really really great cinematic black and white movie”
Tom Robinson BBC 6 Music
Championed by the undeniably influential Zane Lowe (Radio 1), Cosmo’s self-titled debut album is almost guaranteed to make waves. This young, new, self-reliant artist doesn’t believe in conformity, cop-outs or half measures. With so many ideas, musical styles and inspiration pumping through his 19-year old imagination it is little wonder that his eponymous album was going to be anything other than an unconventional affair. The two disc album delves into every corner of the teenage mind, from upbeat, poppier tracks such as Jessica Alba’s Number, She’s Got You and Crazy Screwed Up Lady to the darker, more sinister Mummy’s Been Drinking and Problems. Utilising everything from recorders to banjos, Cosmo Jarvis proves beyond reasonable doubt that he is the musical troubadour we always suspected he was!
Cosmo is also a film-maker, and contributes regularly to Babelgum and YouTube. Check out his videos for ‘She’s got You’, which was his first single and ‘Problems’ (see post below), from his current single.
“says more about f**ked up families in 4 mins than
most documentaries or social reports do in an hour”
Mark Coles (Radio 4)
‘Problems’, the second track from Cosmo’s double A-side single ‘You Got Your Head/ Problems’ has an excellent new video to accompany it. Written, directed and edited by Cosmo himself, the video was filmed in a courtroom at Totnes Guildhall, a prison cell in Brixham Heritage Museum, and, like most of his other videos, in his mother’s house in Totnes. Each and every one of the actors are amateurs – friends, family and innocent bystanders roped in by Cosmo to help.
Fresh from supporting local superstars Muse in Teignmouth, the double A-side follow up to the Devon via New Jersey 20 year old’s debut single She’s Got You takes us into new territory. You Got Your Head is a more up-tempo offering perfectly showcasing Cosmo’s precocious musicality and his winning way with words in a brilliantly twisted yet perfect pop three-minuter. Problems takes us into darker territory with searingly astute lyrical content balancing against a ‘f*ck you’ chorus. The Wall of Sound signing is also embarking on a UK Tour during October and November, so now’s the time to catch him live.
Having already secured support slots with the likes of Friendly Fires and N.E.R.D. ‘Critical’has already become an underground hit with Radio One playsof the band’s performance at this year’s Reading/Leeds Festival, courtesy of Nick Grimshaw and Huw Stephens, which where they were the highlight of the BBC Introducing Stage.
With huge support for the single coming from 4Music, Clubland TV, NME TV, The Box, Kerrang Radio and Gaydar Radio (and not to mention being championed by the likes of Steve Lamacq, Nemone and John Kennedy), ‘Critical’ looks set to take the band in to the mainstream.
The video for Alice’s forthcoming single ‘Let Us Be Loving’has finally seen the light of day. And we’re glad that it did! Directed by Brighton-based photographer and film-maker Steve Glashier (who has previously created music promos for the likes of Fatboy Slim, Juliette and the Licks and The Rakes), the video was shot entirely with a Canon 5D mkII (for those photography buffs amongst you).
You can also see Alice’s stunning cover of Gnarls Barkley’s ‘Crazy’ on Canal + TV here
Alice embarks on a short UK tour (once she returns from the European tour of course) during November. Check out her MySpace for details.
And as if that weren’t enough, Mr Scruff’s remix of Alice’s Got the Hunger? (available on the Pot Of Gold Remixes album) will be iTunes Single of the Week from 10th November. Let Us Be Loving and Got the Hunger? (Mr Scruff Remix) will both be available on iTunes to download for FREE, and you can still download the other remixes from the album for just 79p each.
Bristol based country-soul sextet Phantom Limb seamlessly fuse waltz sounds with gospel and a classic blues rhythm in this elegant and enigmatic single preceding the re-release of their self titled debut album. The result is a smooth and polished track that showcases the uniquely rich mahogany voice of Yolanda Quartey. Draw The Linesees the band moving in a new direction, sounding “like its been around forever but doesn’t sound like anything I’ve ever heard”. With early support coming from the BBC and Q this track proves that less is more in music. Currently touring with Will Young, Phantom Limb deserve to be a household name. Check out the band’s MySpace for tour dates and more information, and check out the video below.
“Noughties electro disco pop, writ large in neon lights”
After taking the Reading and Leeds Festivals by storm back in August (they were the only band on the Introducing stage to be played by Nick Grimshaw and Huw Stephens), the good folk at BBC Introducing were very keen to get Soft Toy Emergency in to record a session for them. Subsequently, a few weeks ago, the guys dropped in to Maida Vale studios to do just that…
Check out their forthcoming single Critical live at Maida Vale
Check out Headline live at Maida Vale
Check out Circles live at Maida Vale
Check out Here With You live at Maida Vale
Alternatively you can visit Soft Toy Emergency’s BBC Introducing page for the videos of their Reading/Leeds performances.
Tuesday night saw the final push for ITC and Ask Me PR. Early doors this evening, at the Roadhouse, were Saving Aimee. Polished, slick pop music from these six young confident men at a 14+ night to allow their army of younger fans to be there too. The set was full of energy, with potential hit after hit . They played their BBC Radio 1 playlisted single ‘We’re The Good Guys‘ and the audience (mainly young girls) loved it. Another crowd pleaser was their current single ‘Fresh Since ‘88‘, check out the video here.
Straight after Saving Aimee, and it was a dash around the corner to Moho Live for the second BBC Introducing ITC night. This evening it was the turn of the mighty Shmoo to assault the ears of the crowd. The video for their new single Amnesia, which was filmed at their show at the Manchester International Festival with Delphic this summer, can be seen here. The two keyboard players and vocalists (who are brothers) give it their all, and to see their hypnotic live drummer in action is really something. It’s hard to believe they are playing electronic music without a laptop in sight!
Well, ITC has drawn to a close for another year. But that doesn’t mean you won’t be hearing much from our roster of artists until then. On the contrary, this is just the beginning…
So… Monday night and Day 2 of ITC. A HUGE night for Ask Me PR as we had 3 bands playing (including one playing in two venues).
At BBC Introducing In The City @ MOHO Live, the excellent My Albatrossgive a sterling performance despite an onstage nightmare involving a broken guitar neck! Many thanks to The Vanguards for helping out with a replacement.
Following that, The Vanguards themselves went down a storm, leaving many industry people reeling, probably in shock at the force of what they had witnessed. What an exhilarating performance!
A little later, and with the focus shifting to the Mint Lounge, The Vanguards played their second gig of the evening (again impressive in every way). Last (and most DEFINITELY not least) of the night were The Cordels. Playing a set with two new tracks added (check out their MySpace to hear them) the response from industry folks (“the best band I’ve seen during ITC”) was fantastic.
All in all, a massive success for the bands! Well done guys!
Justin Hawkins (The Darkness) has hung up the spandex and joined forces with charismatic six-piece, SAVING AIMEE. The result is an energetic, highly charged and lively slice of pop-rock – ‘We’re The Good Guys’. Fresh from a sold-out UK tour, and heavily supported debut single, ‘Small Talk’ (The Box, 4Music, Zane Lowe and Kerrang! A-list rotation). It’s a riotous tune from a band that’s set to break teenage hearts everywhere!
Initially conceived as a one-off live performance to mark the 20thanniversary of the release ofThe Stone Roses’classic debut album, THE TRAVELLING BAND’sversion of‘Waterfall’is at once disarming and enchanting in equal measure –put simply, it’s breathtaking. Replacing the liquid dynamics of the original with a stark, beautiful emphasis on the lyrics and melody, the emotional core of the song takes over. It’s an entirely new interpretation of a hugely loved classic and yet another example of the band’s perfect skill at fusing their folk, country and rock influences with their own distinctive sunshine-pop sensibility – so take a break from your day and escape toTHE TRAVELLING BAND’sworld.
THE CORDELS’ debut release sees the Warrington three-piece digging deep for their lyrical themes whilst deftly crafting an anthemic, indie-pop classic. An early demo of the track found its way to top producer, Jim Lowe [Stereophonics, Foo Fighters, The Charlatans], who immediately offered his mixing skills to polish it into the gem it is now. THE CORDELS have won airplay in some well-respected quarters. Radio 1’s Zane Lowe gives early support, as does Tom Robinson for BBC 6 Music and Loz Guest at Kerrang! Radio.THE CORDELS are drawing comparisons with the early days of that other classic three-piece, The Police, with each band member bringing a simmering passion and an effortless cool to an incredible live show.
Within months of forming THE VANGUARDS found themselves recording in The Charlatans’ studio with legendary production duo Dave Tolan and Jim Spencer (Primal Scream, The Charlatans) – the result is Regress – a gritty blast of raw energy blended with a genuine pop melody. It’s a rock/pop hit in the making. THE VANGUARDS’ style of hard edged, sub pop is garnering fans right, left and centre – so much so that Regress became Radcliffe & Maconie’s record of the week, further recognising the bands raw talent.
Comprising of an Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman MY ALBATROSS are certainly not joking, as their debut single, ‘Live and Live Lonely’, a refreshing wedge of indie folk, will prove. The Manchester-based three-piece use a wide range of instruments, from keys to ukuleles to sax. This, coupled with changing lead vocals and impressive harmonies, makes for breath taking performances. ‘Live and Live Lonely’ is a fine testament to what is to come from MY ALBATROSS.
THE CORDELShave secured their place on the Xfm playlist. That means the single Dance In Time will be heard across the entire Xfm network in the UK and around the world on the Xfm website. And that’s not all! Dance In Time is also record of the week on Clint Boon’s drive-time show this week on Xfm Manchester. Clint’s show goes out 3pm-7pm on http://www.xfm.co.uk.
SAVING AIMEE have just been confirmed as main support for the Fightstar tour in October. And that means we’ll be extra busy plugging the band’s debut album, We’re The Good Guys.
TEAM WATERPOLO’s Letting Go has been chosen as Pete Mitchell’s record of the week on Xfm Manchester. The guys have also just been asked to play Rock FM’s ‘Rock in the Park’ on 15 August so catch them there if you can.
THE TRAVELLING BAND’s version of The Stone Roses’ Waterfall is playlisted at BBC Radio London. Great timing as it’s the 20th anniversary of The Stone Roses debut album being released.
THE VANGUARDS are booked in to do a session on Pete Michell’s network Xfm show, Razor Cuts, on Sunday 16 August. This comes hot on the heels of their Radcliffe & Maconie record of the week spot for BBC Radio 2.
We are hugely excited to be working with an incredibly talented young man who goes by the name of COSMO JARVIS. You can listen on our Soundcloud page and we’ll be posting much more about him very soon!
A beautifully crafted pop song with powerfully delivered lyrics form the backbone of She’s Got You, a rhythmically uplifting tale of love and friendship. She’s Got You is the introductory pop single from the incredibly talented 19 year old Harrison Cosmo Krikoryan Jarvis aka COSMO JARVIS. The musical breadth showcased in his live performances is astounding, supporting the likes of Reverend and the Makers, Panic at the Disco, Gym Class Heroes and Gabriella Cilmi, COSMO JARVIS has proved that he is not just a competent singer, songwriter and film maker, he is also a stunning showman. Keep your ears tuned in to Cos’mania!
Having busked their way around the North West, THE VALENTINES have built quite a reputation for close-knit harmonies reminiscent of Simon and Garfunkel. Recorded in their attic with only a 4-track mixer and Mac, the production of the duo’s debut single eloquently demonstrates their live sound. Marrying energetic bashed out chords with beautiful, uplifting vocals You Make Me Me has a sound which is both upbeat and whimsical at the same time. And if anyone knows of any lawful impediment to this marriage, speak now or forever hold your peace!
THE CORDELSwere Clint Boon’s ‘Record of the week’ last week on Xfm and will be in session this Sunday [23 August] on Pete Mitchell’s ‘Razor Cuts’ show between 6 and 8pm. Xfm’s Jon Hillcock’s influential ‘New Noise’ also played the single on his tastemaker show on Sunday and Steve Lamacq gave the single a play on his BBC Radio 1 show. Absolute Extreme added them to their cool playlist and support around the UK from specialist taste makers – it’s a great start for an unsigned band doing it for themselves.
THE VANGUARDS- Their Razor Cuts session on Xfm didn’t get aired last week due to studio technical problems but fortunately it will definitely go out this week [6pm-8pm, Sunday 23 August]. The Vanguards’ single ‘Regress’ has also been added to NME Radio’s ’spot play’ playlist.
TEAM WATERPOLO- Last week the guys were Record of the week on Xfm Manchester’s breakfast show with Pete Mitchell, this week they are drive-times ROW with Clint Boon. On Saturday [15 August] the guys found themselves playing in front of thousands of people at Rock FM’s ‘Rock in the Park’ alongside Tinchy Stryder, VV Brown and Peter Andre no less!
MY ALBATROSS- This debut is released on 14 September and is already receiving a fantastic reaction from National and Regional specialist radio. They’re currently back at Sandhill Studio recording the follow up to Live and Live Lonely.
COSMO JARVIS- Watch out for this 19 year old, it’s early days but we think you’re going to hear an awful lot more about Cosmo. His next single ‘Jessica Alba’s number’ should see him getting a lot of attention.
SAVING AIMEE- Their next single ‘Fresh since 88′ is pencilled in for Sunday 12 October and their album for 19 October just before their support slot with Fightstar.
THE VALENTINES – Their single ‘You Make Me Me’ is confirmed for a 21 September release and already picking up some good plays. More news on the duo soon!
Manchester-based music pluggers Ask Me PR scoop the regional radio and TV account for the Barclaycard Mercury Prize for the 16th year running.
North west music fans may be disappointed at the absence of regional bands in this year’s Mercury music prize list of nominees, but there is one Manchester-based member of the UK music industry that’s been quietly winning with annual award since 1994. And that’s Ask Me PR!
From M-People’s 1994 win with Elegant Slumming, Badly Drawn Boy in 2000 through to local heroes and last year’s winners Elbow, Ask Me PR have been charged with making sure all shortlisted albums and the competition itself are featured on regional radio. No mean feat considering that from Cornwall to Orkney, and Norwich to Aberystwyth there’s around 400 radio stations to service!
Ask Me PR’s managing director, Liam Walsh: “We’re extremely proud of our long association with this prestigious competition.
“There have been many highlights over the years. Apart from all the great Manchester bands that have won, seeing Antony and the Johnsons claim the prize was a very special moment.
“Though it’s not all been fun, glitz and glamour. When the phenomenal PJ Harvey won and accepted her prize from NYC it was the day of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Centre. We’d heard what had happened on the way down to London and it was naturally a sombre rather than celebratory evening.”
Ask Me PR’s skill in gaining national and regional broadcast exposure for emerging pop talent is no secret among major record labels and independent music managers trying to break new acts into a highly competitive and crowded market place. The likes of The Killers, Oasis, Bjork, Moby, Doves, Prince and Badly Drawn Boy are amongst the long list of artists to have all used Ask Me’s services on their way to the big time.
Of the current crop of Ask Me artists, Liam says: “We expect great things of newcomers The Cordels, Cosmo Jarvis and Neil McSweeney.
“It was a fabulous experience to have an unknown Badly Drawn Boy win his Mercury while on our rosta and of course we’d love to see history repeated with one of our new acts!”
In addition to rip-roaring headline sets with his new band line-up, you’ll be treated to the exquisite talents of some hand-picked artists who have agreed to join him for the occasion.
Neil’s album comes out on 26 October but he’s making sure some advance copies are available at the London show. And, all advance ticket holders will collect Exclusive Bonus Album Trackson the night.
Two brand new tracks: ‘Run‘ and ‘Tear Me to Pieces‘ have just been uploaded to The Cordels MySpace.
The Cordels have already won airplay from some well respected quarters. Nationally Zane Lowe (Radio 1), Lamacq and Tom Robinson (BBC 6Music), the Xfm Network playlist and Kerrang Radio have lent early support. The boys have drawn comparisons with that other classic three-piece The Police, with each band member bringing a simmering passion and effortless cool to an incredible live show…
“Just had my ears opened to The Cordels –
I recommend you opening your ears too”
Chris Long, BBC Manchester Introducing
Check out the video for the single, directed by the band’s bass player Kennedy. You can also check out Lies, Deceit (Live) on Ask Me PR’s Soundcloud.
Soft Toy Emergency: We just love these guys! They’re now signed to All Around The World Records and release a new version of Critical in late October. They made a huge impression at Reading and Leeds festivals playing on The BBC Introducing stage, blowing everyone away.
Following these performances, BBC Radio 1’s Grimmy and Huw Stephens both played a live track from Soft Toy Emergency’s set on their shows. No other artist from The BBC Introducing stage enjoyed this privilege! TV-wise, Critical has now also been added to the full playlist at Box TV, Chartshow Channel and NME Radar.
Honey Ryder’s new single is the title track from their debut album, Rising Up. It’s been given a new radio mix and some remixes that are making their presence felt in the dance charts.
Cosmo Jarvis: We think this guy is a genius! His debut album has just come in to the office. It’s called Humasyouhitch Sonofabitch and we know it’s going to be huge. He’s just supported Muse and has some London dates coming up.
The My Albatross single is going down exceptionally well at UK radio and we’re really pleased with how it’s been received. An Xfm Razor Cuts session will be broadcast on 13 September to coincide with the release of their new single.
Saving Aimee’s great new single, Fresh Since 88, is due out on 11 October and has a stunning videofrom the guys who worked on Guy Richies’ Rocknrolla. It’s been added to Kerrang TV, Chart show, Scuzz, Stars and The Box already. Saving Aimee’s album, We’re The Good Guys, is released on 26 October.
Alice Russell is a brand new signing to the Ask Me roster and we’re over the moon to be working with her. She’s playing KOKO in London on 1 October and releases her Pot Of Gold album remixes on 5 October. We guarantee you’ll be hearing lots more about Alice over the coming weeks!
Hot on the heels of the single Fresh Since 88, Saving Aimee’s hotly anticipated debut album We’re the Good Guys is due to see the light of day late in October. With a string of UK live shows in the run up to the release date (including some high profile slots supporting Fightstar and the much talked aboutGo Audio), check out the band’s website or their MySpace for details.
Alice’s big soul voice is matched in scale by an enviable soul pedigree as she names Roy Ayres, The Roots, Massive Attack, Femi Kuti, Lonnie Liston Smith, De La Soul, Quantic and The Quantic Soul Orchestra among her collaborators past and present. Pot of Gold Remixes boasts the likes of Mr Scruff and DJ Vadim reworking tracks from her acclaimed debut album. She’s been garnering some excellent reviews of late, not least in this month’s Blues and Soul Magazine. You can also check out alicerussell.com for more information and for her upcoming UK tour dates!
The latest offering from soul-siren Alice Russell, layers her now trademark vocal style with a rich and varied production style. Alice cites Jill Scott, Chaka Khan and Eva Cassidy among her inspiration, and this single demonstrates this with effortlessly cool jazz vibes making way for an uptempo soul explosion – with a sprinkling of rock energy thrown in (just for good measure). Let Us Be Loving is bound to appeal to Alice’s fans, but will also no doubt catch the attention of those on the look out for something undoubtedly cool and undeniably different. Check out the single now by clicking on the Soundcloud below.
Alice has very kindly agreed to make Let Us Be Loving available as a free download! What’s more, Mr Scruff’s remix of Dreamer will also be available for free.
The third offering from Shmoo, ‘Amnesia’, see’s the band exploring their sound in greater depth. Still reeling from sell-out shows at this year’s Manchester International Festival, which garnered rave reviews from (among others) Xfm’s Jon Kennedy. Catchy hooks, a killer vocal and vocoded harmonies all conspire to make ‘Amnesia’ a track of epic proportions aided by Manchester’s world renowned Halle Orchestra. The single will only be available to download (from iTunes and other leading digital music retailers). You can catch Shmoo live at Manchester’s In The City, as well as supporting Warp Record’s Max Tundra . You can also check out the video for Amnesia, filmed during their Manchester International Festival performance here.
Ever true to their independent roots, the free-spirited darlings of Radio 2 go with a dance remix by breakthrough producers, Fat Buddha, as the main edit for new single Rising Up. This sun-baked ray of infectious pop-dance magic already sees the versatile Honey Ryder brightening the Top 10 of the Commercial Dance Chart and creating sparks on dancefloors around the country. The single also features the Bimbo Jones remix! Check out the band’s MySpace and their website for more information.
Saving Aimee’s follow up to the Radio 1 playlisted We’re the Good Guys, enlists the enigmatic frontman of The Darkness, Justin Hawkins, on production duties. The resulting piece of high-energy pop-rock, with its rock-laced solos and 80s synthesisers reminiscent of Duran Duran, surely can’t fail to satisfy Saving Aimee’s army of loyal fans. With the video being aired on Kerrang TV and The Box already, not to mention their forthcoming tour supporting Fightstar and Go Audio, Fresh Since ‘88 looks set to cement Saving Aimee as national treasures!
The Cordels… are currently in Sandhills Studio working on their demo. Expect to hear new material from the Warrington three piece later in the year. In the meantime, if you haven’t already, you can buy their last single Dance in Time from the iTunes store. You may also want to catch the boys live in Manchester, Liverpool or Preston during October. Take a look at their MySpace for dates and venues…
My Albatross… are busy working on their next two singles at present. We can let you in on a little secret though, their next single will be called Rich Man’s Daughter. You heard it here first!
This Sunday (18th October) is the start of In The City new music festival in Manchester. Some 150 bands will be performing over 3 days, and of course Ask Me PR will be in attendance along with a number of our bands/artists!
The Sheffield Telegraph review of Neil’s album launch gig at The Plug, Sheffield is a fitting description of an incredible gig! Here’s one more reason to see Neil live in London (16th October) or Manchester (20th October)!
Day 1 of In The City, and to kick things off it’s an early show for Sheffield’s Neil McSweeney. Hot on the heels of an excellent album launch party at The Luminaire in London, this gig at Oldham St’s infamous Night & Daywas another real triumph. With support from his backing band The Gents, Neil impressed everyone with a mixture of new tracks from the album ‘Shoreline’ and some crowd-pleasing favourites such as London Road and Postcards.
Really nice to see the conference opening with a personal favourite of mine. Looking forward to more from Ask Me artists at ITC over the next few days.
We’re very much looking forward to the first quarter of 2010, as we continue to work with some incredibly talented artists. At the end of last year Neil McSweeney supported fellow Sheffield songsmith Richard Hawley.On the 23rd January he’ll be opening for him once more at the Royal Festival Hall, London. Fans of Mr McSweeney will be pleased to know that a single from his second album, Shoreline is set for release in the Spring. You can hear a selection of his tracks here.
Building on the success of their much lauded debut single ‘Live and Live Lonely’, My Albatross release their new single ‘Rich Man’s Daughter’ early in 2010. This time the boys couple their trademark alt rock guitars with Beach Boys-esque rock and roll harmonies. The haunting B-side ‘I Don’t Love You’ features a different arrangement of band members ,and is sure to surprise and amaze you in equal measure.
