AMPed Show #544

AMPed New Music Weekly

Hosted this week by Peter Clitheroe of Suffolk 'n' Cool with music from Raff Sangiorgio, The Travis Waltons, Sick/Sea, Ben Caplan and the Casual Smokers, Johnny Kills and Solonaut [powerpress] [caption id="amped-show-544" align="alignright" width="150"] AMPed hosted this week by Peter Clitheroe of Suffolk 'n' Cool[/caption]

1. Lil’ Chuck Blues by Raff Sangiorgio Submited by Ro of DarkCompass

   Raff Sangiorgio is a Rock Blues Artist from Italy. His new album, Rebirth is out now, and Lil’ Chuck Blues is from it.

2. Miliionaire by The Travis Waltons Submited by Nick Tann of Is This Thing On Podcast

   Great track from one of my favourite artists. Met them in Bristol years ago and have followed them ever since. Played this and many other of their track on Is This Thing On podcast many times and will continue to do so.

3. Mermaid by Sick/Sea Submited by Stuart Morrison of Insomnia Radio

   McAllen Texas band SICK/SEA is an indie/rock/jazz trio fronted by singer Audrey Scott with instrumentation by Johnny Garza and Cameron Scott. This is from their five-track EP, Moral Compass

4. Seed of Love by Ben Caplan and the Casual Smokers Submited by Peter Clitheroe of Suffolk 'n' Cool

   Inspired in part by Eastern European and Jewish folk traditions, Ben Caplan mixes older musical sensibilities with his own soul, straight from his hairy heart. His new album, Birds with Broken Wings, explodes with sounds both ancient and modern, with more than 30 musicians and even more instruments, combining acoustic sounds from around the world.

5. Take It Easy by Johnny Kills Submited by Stuart Morrison of Insomnia Radio: UK

   The debut single by the Brighton/London based band

6. What does that mean? by Solonaut Submited by Peter Clitheroe of Suffolk 'n' Cool

   Soulonaut is a prolific solo producer based in the North-west of England Foof Records has released his debut album 'Out Of Nowhere', which was intended to be a mere 4-track EP before rapidly expanding into a full-length album. In 2014 we also released his EP 'Own Devices', featuring live-performed arrangements, produced purely on analogue equipment. Since then, he has been honing the art of producing deep Detroit-influenced techno.