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HATTIE COOKE Interview

Hattie Cooke is a wonderfully fresh and fiercely independent talent with three long players to her name. Her adoption of GarageBand from an iPad brought new colours and textures to her musical world. Her eponymous 2016 cassette debut gets the physical remaster treatment by Third Kind Records. Hattie Cooke kindly chatted to ELECTRICITYCLUB.CO.UK about her career to date, favourite film genres and the current state of the music industry. Continue Reading ›

DAVE SMITH 1950 – 2022

Dave Smith, the synthesizer pioneer and one of the Godfathers of MIDI has sadly passed away aged 72. Through his company Sequential Circuits, the American revolutionised electronic music with his practical solutions. In a statement, Sequential announced “It is with heavy hearts that we share the news that Dave Smith has died” Continue Reading ›

IAMAMIWHOAMI Be Here Soon

First launched in 2009, IAMAMIWHOAMI are back after a recorded absence of eight years. Following two acclaimed albums ‘Kin’ and ‘Blue’, the Swedish duo of Jonna Lee and Claes Björklund embarked on solo projects respectively as IONNALEE and BARBELLE. The new album ‘Be Here Soon’ turns the clock back to Jonna Lee’s artist debut as a folk singer and songwriter in 2007. Continue Reading ›

ULTRAFLEX Rhodos

Those ULTRAFLEX girls are in the holiday mood and their latest offering ‘Rhodos’ celebrates those favourite sunny destinations such as Mallorca, Ibiza and of course Rhodes. Icelander Katrín Helga Andrésdóttir and Norwegian Kari Jahnsen take their wispy electronic disco pop to the Aegean Sea for their own 18-30 holiday, inspired by their own experiences of binge drinking Smirnoff Ice while laughing at boys with pale beer bellies and avoiding sunburn. Continue Reading ›

xPROPAGANDA Live in London

With “x” marking the spot in 2018, Claudia Brücken and Susanne Freytag launched themselves as xPROPAGANDA to perform ‘A Secret Wish’, the 1985 album released by ZTT with their former bandmates Ralf Dörper and Michael Mertens as PROPAGANDA. But during those shows, Brücken and Freytag realised they needed more material. Continue Reading ›

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