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Buzzing at the great music .. hear some in the RaW Sounds Today playlist, featuring great music with a link to Reading and Wokingham

Chris Hillman by Chris Hillman
Friday, May 24, 2024 7:01 am
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The Mezz at Sub 89 for Are You Listening Festival Picture: Andrew Merritt

The Mezz at Sub 89 for Are You Listening Festival Picture: Andrew Merritt

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Last weekend’s Are You Listening? festival was brilliant. We had a whale of a time exploring the many venues and catching bands while enjoying a jar or two.

We wanted to highlight some of them, so there are four new entries to this week’s playlist. Tune in and have fun.

Each week, there are 10 great acts in our playlist, all with a connection to Reading or Wokingham. Tune in for free on Spotify at: bit.ly/rawsoundstoday.

Don’t forget, we’ve got a Facebook group too with some lively banter. Search the social networking site for RaW Sounds Today and join in the fun.

The Mezz – Town Boy

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Hopefully, you read the great review of Are You Listening? Festival (AYL) in this paper last week by Jake Clothier.

We are still buzzing from the day so we thought we’d lead this week with a track from one of the many highlights of a brilliant day. It’s Oxford-based, The Mezz, who, at Sub89 performed a vibrant exciting set that certainly pleased the large crowd in the venue.

We’ve featured them in our playlist before and last saw them live a couple of years ago.

They were good then but are now on another level with every member of the band contributing to their impressive sound fronted by the charismatic vocalist and guitarist, Benji Comley, who can certainly grab an audience – https://bit.ly/themezzlinks

Secret Rivals – Omen

It’s another band from Oxford and another from AYL Festival.

They had the difficult task of playing early afternoon outside at the festival Hub in the Reading Market Place but that didn’t faze them.

They pulled a big crowd who enjoyed their melodic indie pop sound.

Omen is a new single from their forthcoming new album, Amor Fati and, judging by this single, that should be a good one – https://www.facebook.com/secretrivals

West Street – Here I Go

From a great event that just happened to one that is happening in Augus.

It’s Wokingham Festival and this new young band from Maidenhead will be there playing a mix of covers and their own original songs such as this one.

It’s their debut single, recorded at Generation Studio.

It has an infectious chorus that will have you singing along. We’ll look forward to that at the festival – https://www.instagram.com/weststreetband.official/

Nicole Allan – Time

It’s another new single from an artist who will be appearing at Wokingham Festival.

Nicole is a singer songwriter with a country feel and she has a powerful soulful voice that you can hear to full effect on this song. It’s pure quality from an artist that has performed locally as well as throughout the UK, Europe and the US and will no doubt have the crowd entranced at Wokingham https://www.facebook.com/nicoleallan95

Big Horizon – In The Beginning

It’s an excellent new band created by Iain Hornal, who grew up in Reading, and his fellow musicians who play with some of the biggest artists in the world including Take That, ELO, and 10cc – https://www.facebook.com/bighorizonmusic

Puma Theory – Sobering Lights

Following a great set at AYL, this local band go to London to play at Hope and Anchor on June 13 – https://www.facebook.com/pumatheory

Sour Kix – Adore

If you like energetic fun anthemic pop rock get along to Wokingham Festival in August to check out Sour Kix – https://www.sourkix.com/

Marisa And The Moths – Just Like Me

One of the best rock acts from the local area with a song from their Official Rock Chart No.1 album. – https://www.marisaandthemoths.com/

Ozric Tentacles – Sploosh

Here’s a classic from this year’s August Bank Holiday Monday headliners of Wokingham Festival, the legendary Ozric Tentacles – https://ozrics.com/

Aaron Cilia – Apocalypse 1 – What Are We Waiting For?

This is from a new epic EP created by local musician/producer, Aaron Cilia – https://www.facebook.com/AaronCiliaArtist

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