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Hits Like Mourning by The Shutes

Hits Like Mourning by The Shutes

In 2010 the NME said: The most far-out rock n roll joyride to have left the isle of Wight since august 31st, 1970 when Hendrix’s trailer pulled out”.

We say: “The Shutes are showing the rest how to ride the pipe of indie surf music.”

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A Woman You Don’t Know – by Holly Kirby

A Woman You Don’t Know – by Holly Kirby

Holly Kirby is a young singer-songwriter from the Isle of Wight with a big following on YouTube, Her videos have been viewed over a million times, her channel main page over 150,000 times, and she has more than 10,000 subscribers. Her main instruments currently are the guitar, ukulele, piano and tin-whistle.

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Moontown ‘Step Aside’ for the Ladette

It is always nice to have your finger on the pulse and Dorset based ‘Moontown‘ seem to have placed theirs on the jugular.

The video for their latest release  ‘Step Aside‘ gives a humorous, yet poignant vision of the night life experience in virtually every UK city and town.

On the south coast it seems most prevalent in Southampton with the Daily Echo posting the story ‘On-spot fines for boozed-up ‘ladettes’ in Hampshire’ (14th August 2010). They report that…

“according to Inspector Phil Bates said: “I have been a police officer for 28 years and the number of women being out in public getting drunk has increased.

“The problem has grown. It’s not what I would consider epidemic or something that causes me huge alarm, but the fact it is increasing is something we need to address.”

The woman in this instance is singer Emma Friendship-Kilburn who’s drunken escapades are interupted by the straight faced Lyrical Agent who plays the sober side of everyone’s night out.

If this video stops people getting plastered any night of the week I’ll be surprised but, as a observation of a modern ‘good night out’ Moontown are spot on.

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Southampton composer’s south pole soundtrack

Next summer Simon Morice is shooting a documentary about a polar expedition involving some brave men from Lymington who hope to break the record for the: “fastest, unsupported, unassisted crossing from edge of continent to South Pole”.

The above promo has music scored by Southampton’s Mike Torr.

See also: South pole soundtrack for Mike Torr

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