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ShareTweet Placing centrally the multi-layered, pre-programmed beats of in-house production guru, Joseph Coleby, live instrumentation including electric guitar, four different keyboards and synths, smooth funk-soul bass and hand percussion are also liberally sprinkled throughout. What’s the Point? (Clean Version) My Name Is Ian 5:47 My Name Is Ian has today released the latest single titled ‘What’s The Point?’, from their upcoming album ‘Fantastic Company’, dropping June 4th. This song has that special lofi swagger about it that I fall into right away. And that, to me, is that initial draw to the song. That mix of electric and instruments with soul and funk give a signature sound announcing My Name Is Ian. About My Name Is Ian The band’s standard ‘prolific-and-terrific’ approach, culminating in no less than 18 releases since 2010, has been put to one side, with their latest being written and recorded over two years, with time spent in four different locales (Cardiff’s Rat Trap and King’s Road Studios, the pop-up Snowbird Studios in Riofreddo, Italy and Axe and Trap Studio in Wells). The resultant LP takes a substantive shift from the garage-pop of previous records and leaps double-footed into a charmingly wonky, indie-dance parallel universe where almost anything seems possible. Placing centrally the multi-layered, pre-programmed beats of in-house production guru, Joseph Coleby, live instrumentation including electric guitar, four different keyboards and synths, smooth funk-soul bass and hand percussion are also liberally sprinkled throughout. Flanking Reginald Foxwell’s ever-incisive lead vocals are over 20 other singers including members of The Burning Hell, Quiet Marauder, HMS Morris and more. The aggregated effect of this production methodology, musicianship, and spirit of sonic adventurism is a warming, texturally deep and irresistibly catchy set of tracks straddling pop, hip-hop and experimental soundscapes. LINKS:https://mynameisian.comhttps://twitter.com/goodmynameisianhttps://bubblewrapcollective.co.uk/artists/my-name-is-ian/https://mynameisian.bandcamp.comhttps://www.instagram.com/mynameisianmusic Comments
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