Kubb - Somebody Else - Single Review

Rating: 4 out of 5

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Kubb - Somebody Else - Single Review

Kubb
Somebody Else Bluesy and soulful, Harry Collier and his players have created a powerful and at times, sorrowful track that screams utter beauty from every crotchet.

Collier’s sexy and soaring vocal (discovered by Dido’s bro Rollo, when Collier sang Happy Birthday in front of him in a restaurant!! Flukey or what??) puts you right where he wants you - in the palm of his band ready to be emotionally tossed about like a bit of glitter in a snow globe…

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4/5

Jemma Volp-Fletcher