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  • September 27, 2021 at 10:43 am #132544
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    My local alternative station plays this song every now and then, and I get a kick out of it still. Came out this past June:

    The duo (Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers) is from the Isle of Wight. Their first single is wonderfully weird and “cheeky,” as the Brits usedta say. Made me think of a cross between a Boris Vian novel (Foam of the Daze), and Sally Rooney’s first two, cuz, well, aimless, witty millennials, etc.

    The video is pretty cool, too, and reminds me of a much sunnier A24 film, if “Midsommar” and “The Witch” could ever be just silly and fun-weird, etc. Ominous things must be happening off-screen, though, and you’re never truly safe around straw hats. Anyway, thought I’d share.

    October 1, 2021 at 6:53 am #132691
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    I heard this song on a Boston radio station on my way home from work on Wednesday. I first thought it was the Ice Cubes; sure sounds like English isn’t the native language of the singers (not sure what they speak on the Isle of Wight?).

    I kind of like it too.

    I never would have heard it if there weren’t so many commercials on Boston sports radio!

    October 2, 2021 at 6:04 pm #132733
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    OK, the Isle of Wight is SOUTH of England, in the Channel. Is she affecting an accent or do they truly have a very messed up dialect?

    I had my wife watch the video. She liked it.

    October 5, 2021 at 10:46 am #132791
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    Not sure about their story. They’re pretty new, so it’s not easy to get a lot of info on them.

    But the station that introduced me to their music did say this: While they loved their first single, they may not be able to play their second one, which is apparently too “racy.” This surprised me, because I didn’t think that station cared about being too sexually provocative, etc.

    Quirky, “cheeky” band. I think they have a bright future.

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