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Humble Soul has teamed up with top London promoter Arctic Circle to assemble this mini album featuring exclusive tracks from the six artists involved in the first of a brand new concert series from Arctic Circle.
Dubbed "Outer Circle", this series sees Arctic Circle looking beyond its home in London to allow it to showcase emerging talent from around the UK, with the focus initially falling on Manchester and Bristol.
Outer Circle is a project built around the idea of discovering unsung heroes and ground breaking artists for a series of exciting concerts in prestigious venues, both in London and beyond.
Bristol is the home of Rozi Plain, François and the Atlas Mountains and Eyebrow. Rozi delves into the Bristol scene of which she is such an important part with a cover of a Whalebone Polly song written by her close friend Rachael Dadd; François takes on Crescent, the band who first inspired him to move to Bristol, and Eyebrow bring us an instrumental version of an early track by The Blue Aeroplanes.
Manchester artist Denis Jones presents his take on the blues of John Mayall; Homelife write their own idiosyncractic take on the city ("it's ended up more Hawaii than Manchester" says Paddy Steer), and Nancy Elizabeth takes The Smiths' closing track from Hatful of Hollow and makes it her own.
From new to old with an Outer Circle of beautifully re-imagined music.
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Outer Circle live:
Thu 9 Sep - Band On The Wall, Manchester more...
Sat 11 Sep - Kings Place Festival, London more...
Sat 12 Sep - Kings Place Festival, London more...
We have a new shop up and running here:
New Humble Soul shop
Many apologies to those who have been redirected here from our main website - the site is undergoing some essential maintenance at the moment, and will be offline for a few days - you can still buy pretty much all of our catalogue at the usual outlets - we recommend wonderful independent shops like Piccadilly Records in Manchester and Resident in Brighton, and the many other independent operations, both online and physical (yes indeed, they do exist - real shops, with real, music-loving staff) - and you can follow all our artists on their individual myspace pages (see our top friends below).
Normal service will be resumed soon! Thanks for your patience...
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