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Clockwork Radio
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Music crosses national, religious and cultural boundaries and this is as evident as ever in the sound, ideas and diversity of Clockwork Radio. The band currently based in Manchester, consists of two Welshmen, two Mancunians and an Egyptian.\nThis diversity of culture, sound and nationality has not always worked in the band’s favour; battling it out over visa issues in order to get bassist Nadim Mirshak permission to tour Europe, postponing African tours due to the 2010 revolution in Egypt, and critics being unable to pin-point a place for them in the current music scene. \nChallenges that have made it even more of a priority for the band to get out on the road to play as many shows, to as many people, in as many countries as possible.\nSince the release of their first EP ‘State of Mind’ in 2010, Clockwork Radio have packed a lot into the last 24 months. That includes releasing 4 EPs, performing on the same bill as The Prodigy, The Hives, Bombay Bicycle Club and Skunk Anansie, along with multiple trips across Europe playing shows on rooftops, streets, in cafes, clubs, boats, quarries, beaches and everything else in-between, sometimes playing three or four sets a day.\nWith comparisons to classic and contemporary bands\u002Fartists such as The Police, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, MGMT and Florence + The Machine, Clockwork Radio demonstrate the diversity and scope of their writing across their previous releases, exploring genres as varied as Flamenco, Afro-beat, Electronica, Rock, Folk, Disco and Funk.\nHaving made a conscious decision to work with underground artists across Europe including Agnes Cecile (Italy) and Juan Carlos Riviera (Spain) to promote the artworks that accompany and bring to life the music, Clockwork Radio were also the first independent band to create a 360-degree interactive video for the single “Please You” off the second EP “The Soul Harmonic” (released in November 2010).\nLast year’s “Sketch” EP received support from industry tastemakers such as Steve Lamacq, Jen Long, Lauren Laverne, Tom Robinson & John Kennedy; with the band also getting airplay, reviews and support across the world.\nClockwork Radio have just released their fourth EP “Ubuntu” with the lead single “Feel It Up” already gaining national airplay and being featured as BBC6Music’s MP3 of the day within hours of its release.\nClockwork Radio will be continuing the tour schedule across UK and Europe into next year.
Music crosses national, religious and cultural boundaries and this is as evident as ever in the sound, ideas and diversity of Clockwork Radio. The band currently based in Manchester, consists of two Welshmen, two Mancunians and an Egyptian.\nThis diversity of culture, sound and nationality has not always worked in the band’s favour; battling it out over visa issues in order to get bassist Nadim Mirshak permission to tour Europe, postponing African tours due to the 2010 revolution in Egypt, and critics being unable to pin-point a place for them in the current music scene. \nChallenges that have made it even more of a priority for the band to get out on the road to play as many shows, to as many people, in as many countries as possible.\nSince the release of their first EP ‘State of Mind’ in 2010, Clockwork Radio have packed a lot into the last 24 months. That includes releasing 4 EPs, performing on the same bill as The Prodigy, The Hives, Bombay Bicycle Club and Skunk Anansie, along with multiple trips across Europe playing shows on rooftops, streets, in cafes, clubs, boats, quarries, beaches and everything else in-between, sometimes playing three or four sets a day.\nWith comparisons to classic and contemporary bands\u002Fartists such as The Police, Pink Floyd, Bob Marley, MGMT and Florence + The Machine, Clockwork Radio demonstrate the diversity and scope of their writing across their previous releases, exploring genres as varied as Flamenco, Afro-beat, Electronica, Rock, Folk, Disco and Funk.\nHaving made a conscious decision to work with underground artists across Europe including Agnes Cecile (Italy) and Juan Carlos Riviera (Spain) to promote the artworks that accompany and bring to life the music, Clockwork Radio were also the first independent band to create a 360-degree interactive video for the single “Please You” off the second EP “The Soul Harmonic” (released in November 2010).\nLast year’s “Sketch” EP received support from industry tastemakers such as Steve Lamacq, Jen Long, Lauren Laverne, Tom Robinson & John Kennedy; with the band also getting airplay, reviews and support across the world.\nClockwork Radio have just released their fourth EP “Ubuntu” with the lead single “Feel It Up” already gaining national airplay and being featured as BBC6Music’s MP3 of the day within hours of its release.\nClockwork Radio will be continuing the tour schedule across UK and Europe into next year.
