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The King's Parade are back with "Night Calls"

  • December 11, 2017
  • Tayo Odutola
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The King’s Parade are back with their unique blend of bluesy soul music wrapped up with pop undertones. Their latest tune is the engulfing number titled "Night Calls" that yet again shows why the four-man band is one of the most naturally talented groups out there.

There is always so much to highlight on this new effort from the highly riveting vocal performance courtesy of frontman Olly Corpe, the dynamic instrumentation that never lacks in energy and keeps drawing the listener in and of course the superb songwriting placed on the lyrics that puts everything in proper perspective.

The London based quartet King’s Parade continue to refine a new soul blueprint with this new release since they released their sophomore  EP 'Haze'. They currently hold a residency at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s and have also become a strong live draw in Germany, selling out headline shows across the country.

Connect with The King's Parade: Soundcloud | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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