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A Chat With Jack Rose

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At 20-years-old Jack Rose has already conquered the music sector with numerous chart-topping singles as well as the spiritual sector with a hit ghost hunting show on Amazon TV. With such prestige at such a young age, and brand new track ‘Overdrive’ making waves, we got chatting to the star himself to find out more…

No1: How does it feel to have achieved such success – with multiple top chart placements – at such a young age? Was this something you used to dream of?

JR: To be completely honest it does feel incredible to have achieved what I have at 20 but at the end of the day I have to remember all the people and all my friends and fans who got me to where I am and pushed me to be better! I’m achieving my dream and I know for a fact I can excel more!

No1: What are your main musical aspirations?

JR: I will take what I get because the music industry is a hard place with so many talented artists fighting for the top spot and the spotlight but I would love to have a Number 1 and to perform at the o2 arena in North Greenwich, London because its one of my favourite venues and every time I go there all I think about is what it would be like to be on that stage!

No1: What did you learn from the recording/writing of overdrive?

JR: House is definitely a good place for my voice and it’s now opened up a whole new path in my career to collaborate with people who I wouldn’t of 2 years ago, I, of course, will always keep to my roots in pop/RnB but Overdrive opened a lot of new pathways for me as an artist!

No1: Obviously you have gathered fans from your ghost hunting show on Amazon, is it hard to balance the music and tv show production or does it come naturally?

JR: It’s fairly simple to manage because I make sure I film the ghost shows before I have a string of gigs so I have enough time to rehearse and perfect my sets but, of course, it’s draining because sometimes we have to drive for hours and arrive at locations at 3-4pm set up the cameras meet our guests and work out what we have to say for introductions, walk around the building to check places out, and find out the history and then record from 10pm-3-4am and not get home till 6-7am so its good to have that little break in-between. But because of covid I haven’t been able to get out and record some more episodes because obviously restrictions and virus spreading because it’s better to be safe than sorry!

No1: I’ve read that your musical influences go from Eminem to Bruno Mars and Ed Sheeran – how do they think they’ve affected the way in which you write your music?

JR: In my earlier years Ed Sheeran definitely helped me but I think nowadays I’m inspired by artists such as Iann Dior, 24k Goldn, Joel Corey, Nathan Dawe and the late Juice Wrld and I get my passion for rap and RnB from Bruno and Eminem!

No1: In terms of your musical career, what’s the next step for Jack Rose?

JR: Look, anything could happen in the next 5-10 years but I just wanna increase my work rate and try get as many tracks out as possible over the next year or so! Start performing more often like I was before covid too!

No1: The track Overdrive is a glorious taste of summer in such cold autumn – would you say the track was written for such a ‘warming purpose’?

JR: The track is a song that was released when I was in school by Oliver Heldens and Becky Hill and it was one of my favourite songs and I still listen to it in the gym and it was summer when that track was released.

No1: You first decided to put out a track when you were 13, how has your music evolved over the years?

JR: I was 13 and cheesy pop was where I was but as I got older I started to mature and released songs such as Woman Like The Ocean and Birthday Cake and since turning 18 I’ve just written and recorded songs that everyone can listen too, Whether its the breakup song Better On My Own, the ‘I don’t care that your gone’ songs such as Waste Of My Time and the American-rap-influenced ‘Rockstar’ which I have written myself and taken complete control of, I’m 20 years old and I’m still young and have a lot more maturing to do!

No1: How has the pandemic affected your songwriting/recording process? Have you been hit hard?

JR: I had a song recorded just before the lockdown which we released in May 2020 called Waste Of My Time and I spent time back and forth with my producers and team with tracks in which some we scrapped and some we’ve got in the pipe line at the moment! But the thing I missed the most was performing because I love entertaining people!

No1: I’ve seen you were scheduled to do a few shows including Lincoln Pride in September, how did it feel to be back performing live?

I didn’t do Lincoln pride this year I did that in 2019 but that was an incredible show but I did Gloucester pride and Lancaster Pride as well as Morecambe Pride and I have two shows booked for November! I’m going to be doing Greenwich Christmas Lights and Paddock Wood Christmas Lights which I will also be hosting as well as performing.

Check Out Jack Rose Down Below: 

Facebook: www.facebook.com/jackjohnrose

Twitter: twitter.com/JackRoseReal

Instagram: www.instagram.com/jackrosereal

Website: http://www.jackroseonline.co.uk

Spotify: spoti.fi/2tvgybs

Youtube: www.youtube.com/c/JackRoseReal

Apple: apple.co/2QM1WwA

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Caravan Palace Drop Their New Groove “Reverse”

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Caravan Palace have carved out a legendary reputation for themselves as Parisian mainstays in the electronic dance music scene. They describe their music on Spotify as a “potent cocktail of jazz, electro hedonistic beats and vintage sounds“, and this new single arms itself with all of these qualities, and then some.

Although Caravan Palace never seem to allow themselves to become stat – obsessed, their music has gained traction throughout all walks of the internet, and particularly on social media. As they ready themselves for new music in 2024, they have released “MAD” which has garnered over 10 million views on TikTok, yet the band will be the first to admit that this is down solely to their fan base, and not their own promotion. The hardcore fans and potentially people who have stumbled across their music just cannot help but embrace their infectious grooves and genre defying mashups, and this will surely continue with the release of their new single “Reverse”

This energetic new single throws a curve ball within its first few seconds. Listeners are greeted with a guttural and dark saxophone line that seems to be leading down a noir path, but it is quickly cut short by an explosion of vibrant disco beat. Caravan Palace return with another groovy collage of slick guitar licks, warm synthesizers and a thumping beat of kicks and clicks. The song is undoubtedly a dance floor anthem made for the club, but Caravan Palace keep things interesting, bringing in jazzy elements to accent the disco. At times the beat will drop away and the saxophone line that kicked things off will come in, this time with a merrier context. Other horn lines can be heard atop the mix at certain points, lending themselves to this feeling of electro / club / jazz fusion that Caravan Palace have begun to perfect.

Lyrically the song is at odds with itself. Its stuck in two minds between merriment and loneliness, but with a general feeling that the song is letting off clogged up steam. Band member Arnaud de Bosredon had this to say about the writing “It’s a sunny song, bedevilled by dark verses […] The chorus is about having fun and dancing. The verses are about being alone in a dark place. Schizophrenic is how I’d describe it.

This new track is sure to get even the stiffest of heads nodding, and will certainly get a crowd moving on the dance floor. To stay tuned with everything Caravan Palace be sure to follow them on the social media below

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LA Based Duo Crush Club Release Their Disco Single “Sunshine”

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If you are yearning for the era of disco balls, flares, and the Bee Gee’s, then this new single from Crush Club may be just what you are looking for.

Crush Club are a self proclaimed electro-disco duo made up of TC Milan and Le Chev. Most of their sound brings a modern makeover to a throwback disco sound, following in the footsteps of some of their favorite artists of all time, such as Stevie Wonder and George Michael. Their new song “Sunshine” furthers their mastery of this sound and their mission to bring the dance floor back, with its infectious four on the floor beat and silky guitar grooves. No disco powerhouse would be complete without a luxurious crescendo, and it’s ever present on Sunshine, as it builds momentum and explodes into a collage of vocal samples, crushing drums, choral chants and rhythmic piano keeping the whole section grounded. It’s equal parts Bee Gees and Modjo.

Although they have previously been featured in everything from FIFA soundtracks to Tommy Hilfiger campaigns, the Duo seem very excited about “Sunshine” and had this to say about the celebratory single:

“Sunshine is the moment you realize where your happiness is, and that you’re already on the road towards it. Though there are accidents and detours, it’s a delight to be here. Musically we were inspired by two of our favorite songwriters, Stevie Wonder and George Michael. Using our patented “make a disco song and then sample ourselves” technique and the blueprint for uplifting, soulful pop anthems, we aimed to take Sunshine to a spiritual level. We’re happy to announce that it’s the lead single off an upcoming EP that we’re excited to release very soon.”

As alluded to above, the single comes ahead of a full length EP titled “The Sun” which will be released on the 10th November. For more news on Crush Club and the imminent EP, be sure to follow them on the social media below!

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The ancient practice of modern Drum and Bass. Zen Dub is set to release the ethereal and boundary ending single ‘Invoke’, and you need to hear it.

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“His is a spiritual sound, forever on a quest to finesse that perfect balance between musical deepness and the crisp rhythmic patter of drum and bass”– JunoDownload 

Zen Dub eradicates any barriers to what we believe Drum and Bass should be, skilfully crafting ‘Invoke’ a masterfully produced DnB and transcendent World Music single, making for a mind-bending listen.  

Lacing philosophical practices and liquid un-restricted beat patterning, the delicate vocal arrangement transforms the track to ethereal and atmospheric levels. Captivating audiences at Boomtown and beyond, it is evident the use of multiple languages, and Asian influence is refreshing to electronica and is the very thing that keeps the loyal Zen Dub fans intrigued and attracts new audiences.  

In a time of sole single releases, ‘Invoke’ heralds the release of aptly named 10-track album, ‘Enigma’. Sonically dynamic and captivating, the album travels through dubstepchilloutminimal and thoughtfully composed instrumentals; the entire album encapsulates meditative practices and the importance of being. It’s more than fair to say Zen Dub’s mission of introducing mindfulness to the genre has been achieved, presenting an exciting development to DnB. Zen Dub himself stating “I use many world instruments in my production and blend them with electronic sounds including synths/drums/basslines. It’s a refreshing take that I don’t hear many artists doing these days; it brings the modern & the ancient together in a beautiful fusion of sound”. 

With music inspired by Zen Dub’s travel through Asia and Latin America, the introduction of electronic production qualities, ranging from Moog Sub 37 synthesisers to site-specific recordings in a field, it’s clear ‘Invoke’ and ‘Enigma’ are fast becoming the genre’s most exciting projects. For fans of Shy FXJamie XX and Disclosure

You can find Zen Dub via the links below:

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Words by Olivia Barnes 

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