May 12, 2020
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back in my room part two Song: isaac gracie - silhouettes of you
back in my room part one Song: isaac gracie - silhouettes of you
choreo in progress
Song: isaac gracie - silhouettes of you
Another perspective.
Song: isaac gracie - silhouettes of you
I really need a dancing room
Song: isaac gracie - silhouettes of you
Archie Faulks 'Longing In London'
A four song collection that gently caresses the eardrums with a timelessly, moorish, alluring ambience, Archie Faulks has just released his new ‘Longing In London’ EP. Recorded with Eliot James (Two Door Cinema Club, Noah And the Whale), his previous singles have collected over 10 million streams,and with this new EP he could well be about to receive millions more. Opening with current single ‘What For’ (the video for which features a guest appearance from Isaac Gracie), as the EP title might suggest, ‘Longing in London’ deals with the range of feelings and mental anguished caused by the end of a relationship. https://youtu.be/NE1HBR8saNE While ‘Gold' deals with the struggle to deal with a relationship actually being over, ‘Goodbye There City’ is about Archie taking some time out and digesting what has happened, and ‘Foreign Kiss’ is the optimistic look forward (as Archie himself explains "This song is the moment where that feeling changes- the nervous and exciting time of meeting someone new but not knowing what to do about it”). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2Wm5A-P1t8 If you're a fan of singer-songwriters like Damian Rice or Luke Sital-Singh, Archie Faulks is an artist you should spend time discovering. His songwriting has a timeless elegance, and with a new decade starting, Archie Faulks is in prime position to be the next superstar of British songwriting. Catch him live at the below dates in the coming weeks: 27 Feb Leeds, Royal Park Cellars 28 Feb Glasgow, Glad Cafe 29 Feb Newcastle, Surf Cafe 2 Mar Birmingham Dead Wax 3 Mar London, The Islington 4 Mar Southampton, Joiners 12 Mar St Albans, The Horn 21 Mar Budapest, Garden Wonder Read the full article
And you know that I know that you know
That I gave you more than I should
I guess that means love
Ain’t always so good