James Yuill
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Having released and worked with many of today’s most exciting indie/alternative acts, it’s fair to say that Moshi Moshi have built up an impressive empire of talent over recent years. With their consistently good, inventive and at times thrilling musical output, they’ve become a hub for quality – and in James Yuill and Silver Columns we present two of their finest.
James Yuill is an artist who’s attracted many an admirer since his debut LP Turning Down Water For Air was released back in October ‘08. Having travelled the world and back with his individual blend of rich, emotional songwriting and dynamic, electronic beatmaking, Mr Yuill has been able to carve a niche for himself that defies categorisation. With the release of this year’s brilliant follow-up LP Movement In A Storm and an on going global live schedule; James has been in extremely high-demand of late… Come October and you’ll be able to experience exactly why!
Silver Columns meanwhile, comprise of the inventive talents of songwriting duo Adem and The Pictish Trail, and together they make fizzing, bubbling, heart quickening electro pop, which pulses with life but also has a beating heart at its centre. Their critically acclaimed debut LP YES AND DANCE and their energetic festival appearances have already earned them a passionate following, and this autumn, with a Caribou remix of their anthem in waiting Always On and a full release of Brow Beaten to coincide with their debut UK tour, it’s only a matter of time before they are bona fide leftfield pop stars.
Starting in Leeds on the 26th October and stopping off at every major city in the UK before the final show in Bristol on 3rd November – get yourself a ticket to one of this autumn’s must see shows!
Tour dates:
Tuesday 26th October – Leeds University Mine (Tickets £7.50 advance)
Wednesday 27th October – The Rainbow, Birmingham (Tickets £8 advance)
Thursday 28th October – XOYO, London (Tickets £10)
Saturday 30th October – The Other Rooms, Newcastle (Tickets £7.50)
Sunday 31st October – Fence Records Hallowe’en Party @ Stereo, Glasgow (Tickets £25 – part of an all day event)
Monday 1st November – The Shipping Forecast, Liverpool Music Week (Tickets £5)
Tuesday 2nd November – The Ruby Lounge, Manchester (Tickets £8)
Wednesday 3rd November – Thekla, Bristol (Tickets £7)
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