Gig Guide To Life

It's the final episode of Gig Guide To Life's first series! This week's chat is with the excellent ABISHA. ABISHA is a queer, black singer from Devon, and had some brilliant stories to tell, including the time she cried her eyes out whilst watching Cher Loyd performing Swagger Jagger.

A bonus episode this week, as I chat with my bandmate, Hits FM producer and beat-maker, Robin Parker. We touch on LCD Soundsystem, The Streets, Tame Impala, Earl Sweatshirt and many more acts, as well as our new album A Cold And Lonely Country.Listen to A Cold And Lonely Country by BODIES UK here:https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/bodiesuk/a-cold--lonely-country

After a short hiatus, we're back with episode nine of series one with the brilliant ONE BIT! One Bit are a producer duo from North London who have written and produced tunes for everyone from Noah Cyrus and Stormzy to most recently Mel C - and they were brilliant to speak too. Really funny lads, and despite a few technical issues, it's a great chat.

Rob Steventon is the host of Punk In Drublic Poetry, the author of Birdfall and a very funny man. He's had a brilliant career, and hosted poetry tents at Bluedot festival.

This weeks guest was the excellent Door To Door Poet Rowan McCabe, who has performed at Glastonbury, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and around the country on people's doorsteps! We chat about charity gigs, horrible festivals and loads more.

Will is joined by The Blinders vocalist Tom Haywood to speak about Black Sabbath, Avril Lavigne, Black Lives Matter and more.

This week's episode is with singer, guitarist and chart-topper JP Cooper. You'll know JP from his number one collaborations with Jonas Blue, Perfect Stranger, and his solo hits September Song and Sing It With Me. We chatted about Oasis, Mr. Hudson, Scotland and Craig David, as well as Black Lives Matter and what live music looks like after lockdown.