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London Grammar – "Feelings"

  • August 5, 2013
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London Grammar have a great deal of momentum propelling their sound in the right direction, playing a featured role on Disclosure's breakthrough Settle on top of releasing their Metal & Dust EP earlier this year in lieu of a full-length due out in September. The London based group make it easy to understand why their following is on the rise showcasing whole-hearted vocal deliveries courtesy of singer Hannah Reid and genre busting backing instrumentals throughout their catalog. 

Their newest song "Feelings" is a departure from the electronic based soundscapes they have their listeners accustomed to, however through the stylistic change London Grammar prove that their sound is anything but singular. Throughout "Feelings" the bare-bone instrumentals of swaying guitar and accented bongos allow Reid's voice to do what it does best–steal the show.

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"Feelings" will be on the trio's UK-only Strong EP due out on September 1st.

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