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π—–π—Όπ—»π—»π—Όπ—Ήπ—Ήπ˜†β€™π˜€ 𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗲𝗿 – this week: Soho Fugitive – Forwardman

Written by

Charles Connolly

in

Connolly’s Corner

Welcome all to π—–π—Όπ—»π—»π—Όπ—Ήπ—Ήπ˜†β€™π˜€ 𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗲𝗿, a series of weekly reviews by Charles Connolly – an artist in his own right. Here, Charles delves into the greatest brand new singles brought to you by the best unsigned artists on our electrifying and eclectic set of π™‰π™šπ™¬ π˜Όπ™§π™©π™žπ™¨π™© π™Žπ™₯π™€π™©π™‘π™žπ™œπ™π™© playlists.


π™Žπ™€π™π™€ 𝙁π™ͺπ™œπ™žπ™©π™žπ™«π™š – 𝙁𝙀𝙧𝙬𝙖𝙧𝙙𝙒𝙖𝙣


Charles’ glass is half empty but his bag is chock-full…


Bags. Do you use one? Do you permanently have a leather satchel slung over your shoulder? Are you the briefcase type? Is ANYone?? Can’t remember the last time I saw one. Do you opt for a different dainty little handbag every day of the week that can barely carry a packet of mints? But, but… It goes so well with my pink frou-frou blouse…! Are you daring enough to rock the dreaded fanny pack (β€œbumbag” in England, as β€œfanny” has a rather different meaning over here)… What about one of those funny things that youths these days seem to staple to themselves? Not quite a bumbag, not quite a shoulder bag. A pouch of sorts, with a hidden zip pocket for concealing illicit substances… What a lovely world this is turning out to be! Perhaps you opt for one of those canvas jobbies advertising Daunt Books (for the Londoners among you) for that β€œDarling, I’m really not that rich” look. You could boast that it is made from 100% recycled hemp! Now THAT’S a way to make friends. Maybe you just don’t care, and you use an old plastic supermarket bag you found at the back of the kitchen cupboard. But then again, you’d be hounded by the 100%-hemp mob for using plastic. Probably best to stuff your belongings into your pockets, pull your hood down over your eyes, and get on with it. Top marks for the β€œdodgy drug dealer” look, though. Yep, I think most people these days seem to do away with the bag idea altogether. You’re probably wondering by this point what kind of bag I use. Oh let’s be real, none of you is wondering that. None of you could care less. Well tough.


I’m going to tell you about my bag. Well, not that sort of bag. You see, in English, β€œbag” has various meanings. I do believe English was invented to confuse the foreigners. Even THAT is just so bloody English. So. One can carry a bag. One can bag something, meaning to snatch or grab – or get it before it’s gone. Bag can also be used as a verb. To bag, meaning to put something into a bag. But then there is another verbal meaning: to kill. Usually in terms of animals. However, the meaning I mean means (phew!), my ultimate thing. My gold. My elixir. My quintessence. My tipple. That’s what MY bag is. β€œSo what is your bag?” – Well, I just said. β€œBut what is your bag in the sense of YOUR bag?” – I told you English was designed to confuse… Ah, you mean what β€œwarms my cockles”? What β€œfloats my boat”? Well Okay. I’ll tell you. In English.


It’s London. The way it was around 15 to 20 years ago. Before it lost its mind. When it was still thrilling, and still London. When old met new with a firm respectful salute, rather than an β€œI suppose I’ll have to put up with you”. When one was proud to be a Londoner because, well, just look AROUND! Those magnificent grand buildings, those views, those dark alleys, those pubs and clubs, and… And… Those people. I am not talking about Leicester Square or Oxford Street though, or even leafy Hampstead. No, no. I am talking about the in-between places. I mean places like Soho and Camden Town (there are no places like Soho and Camden Town). The REAL buzz of London. These are the days when I used to go out 6 or 7 nights a week. These days I only go out maybe, erm, well, I’m sure I’ve been out this year. Or was it last year? Anyway, things have changed, in all ways. Partly me, of course. Age, so they tell me – huh! The thing is, back then I really did strut around like it was my own place. Because it WAS! I was so proud. I was simply enjoying it so much! Rain simply meant one had an excuse to nip into a pub and meet interesting people. As if I needed an excuse. Sun meant walking for hours, realising that there is no point in trying to blow smoke rings outside. But one could smoke inside in those days, of course. I never did master the art of blowing smoke rings, but my stinking clothes wished I’d never tried. I was strangely drawn to back alleys (no rude jokes, please). It was just so Dickensian. These days I wouldn’t dare! I really liked the seedier side of London. It was curious, not dangerous. Simply real. Soho and Camden were full of elegant freaks, and I was one of them. And then there was the booze etc. We won’t go into that… These days though, London is plastic. Recycled plastic, of course. Wouldn’t want to offend the Hempians. Hempians have taken over, and so has the world. Everything is soft, with a cold steel core. London is no longer allowed to be London. It has to be Tokyo and Dubai and (modern) New York – another great city I believe to have lost its soul and its aura, along with Paris. We’re all one great big homogenised unhappy family.


So let us rediscover that magical hidden community. The Soho of our dreams. Papa’s got a brand new bag! Or perhaps these days, β€œDad’s got a branded bag” and he got it on Amazon. Hardly enough to bag one’s soul… Let us tune our ears to the sound of vibe. This week was PARTICULARLY hard to choose a track for my pick of the week. The last few days have seen countless fabulous releases by so many great artists, but I actually kind of wished you all weren’t so good, just to make my β€œjob” a little easier. Can’t there be just ONE week of slim pickings…? I don’t think I have ever decided and undecided so many times. Commiserations to all those I nearly chose but didn’t. You shall remain anonymous with the hope of slim pickings next week (huh!). Fingers crossed you’ll get your turn. The winner however (yes, Joao, I know we are all winners here, but ya know what I mean), was the winner because it got me. Forwardman, you really got me. You brought me back to my favourite time. You made me remember all that had passed, with such vividity I almost needed to pinch myself. But I did not pinch myself because I did not wish to leave. Please welcome the conjuring time traveller, Forwardman with their compelling brand new single, Soho Fugitive.


Forwardman’s frontman adores this very same aspect of London that zaps me into gear. So he must be a Londoner, right? Wrong. I’ll give you a clue. His real name is Sakari Viittala. No, not Indian. Israeli? Nope. And not the land of pasta either. Shall I tell you? He’s Finnish. β€œHe done? Kaput with music? He dead?” – No, no and no. The band is from Finland. So how on Earth does Sakari manage to have such an affinity for London and its crooked dark passages?! Beats me! But I do know that whatever did this to him, also made him and the boys make the most fabulous music. This past week I have been listening to a band that while known to some, I suspect is not known to most. They are called Temples. And I think they should be HUGE. I have loved them since they first stepped on the scene a decade ago (God, time really does skitter by). Perhaps they shouldn’t be huge. It seems more and more that my taste in things is evidently not what the majority wants. Or maybe they do, but they don’t know it. It is a sound that perfectly goes with those hazy Soho/Camden days. It is psychedelic, melodic, bluesy, driving and downright cool. It is new; it is old. And why do I mention this? Because when pressing play on Soho Fugitive, I instantly had this feeling. It is a sound not too dissimilar, yet with of course an original difference. As Sakari sings, jives and chugs, Forwardman reminds me of the cool energy of The Small Faces, The Spencer Davis Group and The Libertines, yet with that psychedelic wink of bands like Temples, Tame Impala, and even Kula Shaker. I am not old enough to remember the original β€œturn on, tune in, drop out” of the 60s, so Kula Shaker is where it began for me in terms of saying β€œman” at the end of every sentence.


This is both rock and roll, and demands a live setting in order to be absorbed fully. In fact, as I listen, I am transported to the side of the bar, as I sway my head to the Mellotron strings and the stomping tom-tom beat. But then, the guitarist’s knee is jerking upwards in signal of the rest of the members to speed up. Here it comes, boys and girls! A tremendous drum fill to pick us up and bring us into the rip-roaring electric OWgan and funky guitar strums. But this is still only the beginning. As the drums settle into a tight shuffle groove, the bass (for me) takes centre stage with the most GORGEOUS 60s tone. THIS is how you play the bass!! Pure feel. Melodious vocal harmonies swirl around the room like brash, fresh patterns. By now, I am stamping and stomping my heel into the floorboards with the beat. I look down to see that many others have stamped and stomped here before; the varnish is long gone. This rockin’ little bar I’ve found here in the middle of Soho; Beatle boots are never out of fashion in a place like this. The occasional winklepicker perhaps, but Nike is not too popular around these parts. Ya see, you just can’t stamp or stomp without a proper heel. Sorry, this place is also perfect for digression: that girl’s got a fluffy tail! But I will not be sidetracked from this band. They’ve got me between the pickups. Oh, and now the sweating saxophone!! YES!! Just listen. You will be transported. Have a drink.


Three quotes for ya:


β€œModern Life Is Rubbish” – Blur had it right.


β€œWhen a man is tired of London, he is tired of life”, famously said by Samuel Johnson. Don’t worry, Forwardman. I’m not quite there yet. London is still here, and still special, but things have no doubt changed.


β€œBoth Sides Now”, Joni Mitchell demandingly shows her impatience… Forwardman’s new album, Stranded Future Soho Fugitive, will be released on vinyl on February 9th, and will be released on all platforms later in the year. Order the LP today HERE! I expect it to be a humdinger of a record. Both sides soon.


Review finnished? It’s in the bag, man.


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79 responses to “π—–π—Όπ—»π—»π—Όπ—Ήπ—Ήπ˜†β€™π˜€ 𝗖𝗼𝗿𝗻𝗲𝗿 – this week: Soho Fugitive – Forwardman”

  1. katanakmusic Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    katanakmusic

    Lots here to unpack from your bag Charles!

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  2. jasonryanmusic Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    jasonryanmusic

    Soho Fugitive is πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯, and Charles is a great storyteller; I want to read more. Back to the music – Soho Fugitive is a track that takes me back in time, with the grooves that’ keep you on your toes, with the feel of Blues, rock, and jazz. I wish the vocals were more on top of the Leslie. But if it wasn’t 1 Fahrenheit, I would light my cigar and sip my Arran Scotch and vibe away with the music.

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  3. Tim Davies Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Tim Davies

    You weave a great story Charles. We went from bags to London to music. Meandering and interesting with an awesome choice of music. Thank you!

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  4. steveokwormusic Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    steveokwormusic

    Soho Fugitive has such a great vibe to it. With elements of pop and jazz and all that good stuff. Love it! Great work. Thank you for great reviews as always Charles Connolly.

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  5. Faded Element Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Faded Element

    I was laughing at leather satchel πŸ˜‚ but also a great song and review Mr. CC! Congrats Forwardman, it’s in the bag, man πŸ˜‚

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  6. Giuseppe Maria BitΓ  Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Giuseppe Maria BitΓ 

    Molto interessante. Grazie

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  7. Krauw Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Krauw

    That’s really interesting, thanks !

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  8. Timothy Thorpe Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Timothy Thorpe

    Always a good read.

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  9. JoΓ£o Aranha MΓΊsico Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    JoΓ£o Aranha MΓΊsico

    Hi dear friend! “Soho Fugitive” review is fantastic! The London metaphor with ‘The Bag’ was great, offering insightful reflections. You brilliantly captured Forwardman’s unique sound and their surprising connection to London, making the music even more intriguing. The mention of Temples and the vivid description of Forwardman’s sound gave me a clear picture of the music. The prospect of experiencing it in a live setting added to the excitement. Your quotes about London’s significance and the anticipation for the new album heightened the overall anticipation, and your call to action for engagement on platforms like Spotify is on point. Thanks for the awesome review, dear friend!

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  10. Gonzalo Acedo Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Gonzalo Acedo

    Love IT!!😁

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  11. bookgyoung Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    bookgyoung

    Interesting read

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  12. joibjalla Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    joibjalla

    Great review, I enjoyed it.

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  13. Simone Vignini Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Simone Vignini

    I’m one of the men always with a bag (with everything inside), and I cry when I see someome talking of Mellotron. I’m an old man!!!πŸ˜… Do you know the Neil Young song? Just saying…congrats to Finnish and English from the pasta land!!

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  14. Billy Castillo Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Billy Castillo

    Awesome review as always!!! Enjoyable read 😎

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  15. Marshal Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Marshal

    Awesome review, thanks @CC

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  16. paulmccormickmusic Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    paulmccormickmusic

    Bags under my eyes seems to be my choice of bag at the moment. Great choice as per usual Charles, I also got The Clash from this track particularly at the start, and I liked the shift in pace a minute into the song. I also love a cheeky bit of saxophone so that was a welcome addition towards the end of the track!

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  17. kayzeepro6 Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    kayzeepro6

    So lovely i really love the song with the vocals

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  18. belah9ja Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    belah9ja

    I really appreciate every bit of the updates and the song is a great one too

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  19. soledadsonora.on Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    soledadsonora.on

    I love this section, every week a new discovery. Great rewiew, greatful Song Congrats

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  20. Terry Gilbey Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Terry Gilbey

    I was drawn to check the track out by the reference to Temples, a band that certainly Floats my Boat. I wasn’t disappointed, a great track indeed…

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  21. William Lovitt Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    William Lovitt

    More great Charles humor – love it and glad I got a lesson in English English; as an American, I sometimes get confused πŸ˜† Forwardman sure has this amazing song β€œin the bag”! Great instrumental parts, lyrics and such interesting changes throughout 🎯

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  22. Blister Soul Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Blister Soul

    Honestly, I wasn’t too sure about the track, but it got a lot more interesting at about the 0:50 mark when the drums come in and the energy picks up. Nice job, and great review

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  23. United Duality Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    United Duality

    Enjoyed reading and the song very much.

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  24. sevenstreamsmusic Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    sevenstreamsmusic

    I’m off to bag this new and old sound that you described. From your writing, I can already tell it will be my bag. Better get to it before I’m in the bag.

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  25. 3Luv Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    3Luv

    What a song! 🀟🎡πŸ”₯ Great review Charles, just what I needed to read after a long day at work πŸ‘

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  26. Emmyli Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Emmyli

    What an amazing song 🎡 🎧

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  27. Tim Consley Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Tim Consley

    I really like this song! Great job!

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  28. Beanboy Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Beanboy

    Absolutely love the compelling melodies and flows in this track, let’s go⭐️

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  29. Thirdlead Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Thirdlead

    Damn this song is so good and very rich in sound. Beautiful melody. The review was spot on!

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  30. DVous Music Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    DVous Music

    Watching and listening to this live with a pint would be perfect!

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  31. Eleanor Collides Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Eleanor Collides

    I’m a leather messenger bag man myself. Great track and a great review!

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  32. David Elbaz Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    David Elbaz

    A great tune with a vintage feel to it and a great review as always!

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  33. Matteo Maria Di Tommaso Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Matteo Maria Di Tommaso

    Loved the review Charles!! Indie music is becoming better and better πŸ’ͺ🏼

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  34. Prince Aliboyy Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Prince Aliboyy

    Awesome read as always Charles. Glad to learn about your musical journey Forwardman

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  35. Steve Peacock Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Steve Peacock

    There’s always great new indie music coming out – so good reviews of what to listen to are critical

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  36. Forrest Of FangHorn Avatar
    January 16, 2024
    Forrest Of FangHorn

    Riveting artist and song choice for this review. Good read for sure.

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  37. Boy HaNZY Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Boy HaNZY

    Awesome as always πŸ‘

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  38. morriemusician Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    morriemusician

    Always a treat to read CC’s reviews. And such a nice song.

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  39. Vladislav Kubíček Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Vladislav Kubíček

    Good rock and roll rhythm. Charles chooses different styles of music.

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  40. antonigpiano Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    antonigpiano

    I bags the band, live!

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  41. Charles Connolly Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Charles Connolly

    Thanks, man! As it were.

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  42. Shock Out Bandage Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Shock Out Bandage

    Charles Connolly’s latest review in “Connolly’s Corner” explores the song “Soho Fugitive” by Forwardman. In his distinctive style, Charles amusingly shifts from discussing bags and fashion choices to sharing his thoughts on the music. The witty commentary adds a unique touch to the review, making it an entertaining read for fans of Charles Connolly’s take on new and unsigned artists.

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  43. gimbal.lock Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    gimbal.lock

    Hey Charles, your article really hit home for me. Your vivid descriptions of the old London, especially Soho and Camden Town, brought back memories I didn’t even know I had. It’s like you painted a picture of a London I wish I could have experienced. I’m intrigued by your anticipation for Forwardman’s upcoming album, “Stranded Future Soho Fugitive.”

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  44. AgingTeenIdol Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    AgingTeenIdol

    I REALLY like this retro vibe!! It does sound like the sixties to me! LOVE IT!

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  45. sullie.music Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    sullie.music

    Craking song, its got a cool retro feel, god you can’t beat a good old rock tune!

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  46. emj Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    emj

    Very good, loved the song and the foreplay.

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  47. Thesecond Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Thesecond

    another interesting read

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  48. Maira Aslan Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Maira Aslan

    These reviews are always a great place to discover exciting new indie music – in addition to being an entertaining read to take you mind off the daily grind, at least for 5-10 minutes. This one does not disappoint on either front: great track + great review.

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  49. Rich Allen Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Rich Allen

    Camden will always be a special place for me! Camden, The highlight of my trip to London! IT’S MY BAG! Thanks for another great review and for another great song!

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  50. Billy Lowry Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Billy Lowry

    I have bags..under my eyes. From trying to get the tone that Forwardman has accomplished here! Reminds me a bit of the Kinks.. maybe a bit of my all time fave Supergrass -but! Butt! Incredibly original and fun too. Can’t stop playing this!

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  51. mahir_gul Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    mahir_gul

    I like reading review on Connolly’s Corner. Well written one once again. πŸ‘πŸ»πŸ‘πŸ»

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  52. Don Negro Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Don Negro

    amazing

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  53. thecrow09 Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    thecrow09

    nice review!

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  54. dynnamo.official Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    dynnamo.official

    Catchy cover straight from the 50’s🀟🏼

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  55. Lisa Haden Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Lisa Haden

    Awesome review 🀘

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  56. Marco Tobia Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    Marco Tobia

    wow , great!!

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  57. nico.leyseele Avatar
    January 17, 2024
    nico.leyseele

    Wow what a great song and marvellous review

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  58. John Winter Avatar
    January 18, 2024
    John Winter

    Buen articulo

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  59. Shards Avatar
    January 18, 2024
    Shards

    Another great and sweet discover. Definitely going to check the whole music catalogue .. Thanks Charles because it’s a great feeling to listen to something new ❀️ great review as usual!! well done !

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  60. judahsevteen Avatar
    January 18, 2024
    judahsevteen

    This song kicked me in the head, it starts with a London Calling-like guitar riff and then it speeds up and takes you somewhere else completely different. Absolutely it

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  61. Thekeyof_f Avatar
    January 19, 2024
    Thekeyof_f

    I sound like a broken record ( music puns, HA! ) but sensational review. I had the opportunity to spend a bit of time in London on more than one occasion and I loved it. Clubbing, the pubs, picnicking in Hyde park, getting lost on the Tube on a daily basis but finding the most marvelous “off the beaten path” places. First thing I thought of when I heard Soho Fugitive was The Clash, love the whole vibe and feel of this song. Definite nostalgia with a modern twist. This however: “(yes, Joao, I know we are all winners here, but ya know what I mean)” made me burst out laughing. (You know I absolutely adore you, Joao) Thanks for another stellar review. πŸ–€πŸ€˜πŸ» Show Less

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  62. Kaminski Avatar
    January 19, 2024
    Kaminski

    From his bio: ‘Forwardman is influenced by every great rock record ever made’. It oozes self-knowledge and is the most fitting sentence in any biography, ever. Excellent choice, Charles!

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  63. junehollandmusic Avatar
    January 19, 2024
    junehollandmusic

    Your reviews are always funny Charles but the first section of this one really cracked me up! Must be the references to all the β€œEnglish” things! Brilliant track Forwardman! 😁

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  64. Mike Lane Avatar
    January 20, 2024
    Mike Lane

    cool

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  65. The Yellow Wallpaper Avatar
    January 20, 2024
    The Yellow Wallpaper

    Superb

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  66. djmasonic Avatar
    January 20, 2024
    djmasonic

    I do miss the madness of ye olde london – Madness in hackney and pub crawling around south london – Kings x now is strange, private and a bit detached x Thanks for the review CC and thanks for the tune Forwardman xxx

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  67. Emily Gray Avatar
    January 20, 2024
    Emily Gray

    Great track and an interesting read as always! I’ve always been a back pack person. πŸ˜‚Not sure why!

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  68. hgzlla Avatar
    January 20, 2024
    hgzlla

    Great!

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  69. Emma DupΓ©rΓ© Avatar
    January 20, 2024
    Emma DupΓ©rΓ©

    An other interesting review and love the song !!

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  70. Edward Corrado Avatar
    January 20, 2024
    Edward Corrado

    Soho from 10 years ago sounds like a lot of fun, Thanks for the review and the names of some bands I can dive into.

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  71. Charles Connolly Avatar
    January 20, 2024
    Charles Connolly

    Splendid. It’s all real feel.

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  72. Monica Costin Avatar
    January 21, 2024
    Monica Costin

    Great article! And I love the vibe of the song!

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  73. Blue Scarr Avatar
    January 21, 2024
    Blue Scarr

    Great review and another act I’d not come across before πŸ˜€πŸ˜€

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  74. Ron Roper Avatar
    January 21, 2024
    Ron Roper

    Shoulder bags are a thing for sure around here. Much better than the fanny pack.

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  75. andelectro music Avatar
    January 21, 2024
    andelectro music

    No bag for me which always seems like a good idea, until I have to carry an awkwardly shaped trinket around for upwards of 2 hours. The contrast of a Finnish group celebrating the spirit of London punk speaks to way that cultures are merging and re-inventing music in a global world. In Edinburgh, my city, I remember it is a unique city with beguiling architecture and a different quirk on every corner. At the same time though, it always felt like a living working city, but less so all the time as new and exciting attractions are added to tempt more visitors. Don’t seem to realise that the unique architecture and feel of the city, was the attraction, it is only thing you definitely can’t get anywhere else. Show Less

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  76. henchjerome Avatar
    January 21, 2024
    henchjerome

    I do miss old Camden, everything must be modernised and the same ( death of uniqueness). “Soho Fugitive” definitely has that old London Punkish feel to it. Great review as always

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  77. Charles Connolly Avatar
    January 22, 2024
    Charles Connolly

    Because you’ve always been. πŸ˜‰

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  78. Eightyeightwonder Avatar
    January 23, 2024
    Eightyeightwonder

    This was good, I got a few take homesπŸ‘ and great song too ⭐

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  79. Caitlin Goulet Avatar
    January 23, 2024
    Caitlin Goulet

    That part. And not for us. πŸ–€β˜ οΈ

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