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Here we will be sharing the best live session videos we’ve discovered on YouTube in the last few days. We hope you find your new favourite band/artist!
Jessy Lanza performing live in the KEXP studio.
Chrissi performing ‘Back in the Day’ live.
Esperanza Spalding performing a Tiny Desk concert at home for NPR Music.
Salvation Jayne performing 'Diadem' live from Dean Street Studios, London.
Surfbort performing live for Jam in the Van.
Salvation Jayne release new single ‘Jayne Doe’
Having exploded into our ears with previous singles ‘Burn It Down’ and ‘Cortez’, alt-rockers Salvation Jayne have now shared a riotous new single.
The UK band have pulled out all of the stops with their next hook-laden track ‘Jayne Doe’. Featuring a driving pulse that never lets up with huge QOTSA style riffs, and an anthemic chorus that's dripping in melody. This sombre tale of loneliness offers itself up as a hard hitting emotive track that will appeal to alternative rock and indie fans alike.
Fuelled by a frenzied energy and the impassioned vocals of Chess Smith, it builds to a ferocious climax, creating a blazing rock anthem, showcasing the driving power of the band’s live shows.
REVIEW: Salvation Jayne - I’ll Be Damned (2015)
There is a tight circle of fantastic bands that are currently getting recognition for creating great music in Kent. Among these is the four-piece, female fronted blues band, Salvation Jayne. Their latest EP, ‘I’ll Be Damned!’, is three tracks of fast paced, catchy blues rock. It is a well-produced, tightly performed EP, with some incredible musicianship coming from all four of the members. Their swaggering singer brings a whole new element to the music with her powerful, soulful vocals that at times build to near roars. Each song has chugging basslines, thick guitar riffs and excellent performing, particularly on the solos in the opener, ‘Black Eyes’, which just blast the listener away. The most memorable track is by far the title track, ‘I’ll Be Damned’, which has a heavy, funky kind of sound to it, with some incredible bass playing that drives the entire track. Salavation Jayne are once again proving that blues rock will always be cool.
