just a little update to our Cream of the Crop on the Sat 4th March at The Thirsty Scholar 
in addition to the amazing talents of Max Macmillan indefinite articles and Doggy Lebosch we’ll also have our very own michael webster opening things up for us! 
it’s gonna be a real belter and we can’t wait to continue with all our gigs – come on down from 1pm on the Sat 4th March to catch all the action. find all of our upcoming gigs over on our website at www.breadrecords.co.uk/events 
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new single from Katie O’Malley “Karma” 
we’re huge fans of Katie’s music, having covered it a bunch in the past and caught her live so many times, such a great songwriter with a real unique sound that she’s really made her own.
this new single perfectly encapsulates her style and how she’s developed it throughout her musical career, with hard-hitting rhythm, jolty and gorgeous guitar licks throughout that only provide a gorgeous backdrop to her unique and commanding vocal capabilities – always taking centre stage and making the listener hang onto every word. 
this tune gives a more rock and roll, almost punky feel to her music. with a real direct and blunt energetic atmosphere to it, it’s a gorgeous track that shows another side of Katie’s songwriting; less ethereal and dreamy, more stepping into the limelight and saying what’s on her mind. followed up with a gorgeous guitar solo, it’s a brilliantly crafted song where you’re digesting every word, every note and figuring out the brilliance that’s in the chemistry of Katie and her band. 
you can find the track over on all streaming sites, including Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/artist/6okmBH0CynrW1oDQCaGjSQ – give it a listen and whack it into your feel-good playlists 
find all of our features, reviews and more over on our website at www.breadrecords.co.uk
another Sunday, another update to our lovely Local Loaf playlist over on Spotify
a massive variety of such boss music out lately, including music from What Will Be Hayden J Barlow FEAR of MARKO / MILXNAKE Ayanam Udoma Music and Deadwing we love the vast range of talent on the scene and this week’s additions are a real great indication of that.
head on over to our Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4VCG1GJ4fhKhUQAt6RVzMs to find the playlist in full – give it a like to keep up to date with any future additions!
today marks the 1 year anniversary of our first release with Narwhals “3310 & A Pterosaur“!
we’re proper made up to have these guys on the label, they’ve got some incredible tunes behind them, and a lovely bunch. this single is gorgeous, dedicated to the memory of an old friend of the band – beautiful lyricism and atmosphere behind this song. 
you can find it over on Bandcamp over at https://narwhalsuk.bandcamp.com/album/3310-a-pterosaur – well worth a listen. we’ve got some plans in the works as well, so keep an eye out for more from Narwhals
it’s nearly been two months since the release of our very own michael webster‘s new EP “a northern perspective” 
we’ve had such a great response to this with a looooad of people buying CDs, streaming the music and our EP launch at the Grafton Arms back in December was insane. big love to everyone for supporting it
if you’ve not heard it yet, it’s available on all streaming sites and there’s even a music video for “waterlines” over at https://youtu.be/2DWjDPo3jIg
we can’t wait til we’re back on over at The Thirsty Scholar for our next Cream of the Crop on the 4th of March 
after how good February’s was, we’re right back at it with another stellar lineup with music from Max Macmillan, indefinite articles, Julian Belvedere and Doggy Lebosch a great folk-punk Saturday in store for us.
come on down on the Saturday 4th March from 1pm to catch all the action – free entry, quality drinks on offer and veggie/vegan food served all afternoon! find out more at our event Cream of the Crop: 4th March!
there’s only 10 days to go til we’re over at Lions Den Manchester for our show with Olivia Browse Tay Temple and Harriet Dagnall
not only have we got this incredible lineup on the cards, our Liv has just hit 45k streams on “love at first might as well” too! plus, Tay’s just announced her new single “Still Here‘ out next month as well.. can’t wait for it
you can get your tickets over at https://fatso.ma/Xd4S – only a fiver in advance! get on it
we’re absolutely stoked to be able to announce the next of our Loafin’ Around gigs with Farrow & Friends Promotions over at The Bread Shed Manchester
there’s a BELTIN lineup for this one with some of Manchester’s best up-and-coming bands, including Burn The Breeze The Social Club Worried NEW DIVIDE and Of All People gonna be a fantastic one, definitely not one to miss out on.
you can get tickets in advance for only £4.50 + booking fee over at https://fatso.ma/XnpG – make sure you get on it quick! £6 OTD too, cash + card accepted. find out more at our event Loafin’ Around: 10th March
we had a super lovely time down at The Thirsty Scholar for our Cream of the Crop matinée show on Saturday!
all of the artists performing were sensational, big love to The Dove and The Dragon, Walter Kocays, Old Sun, New Moon and of course of very own Anyone’s Ghost for playing, it was brilliant
huge thanks to everyone who came down and made it a special one, fantastic to see the gigs doing so well lately keep your eyes peeled over at www.breadrecords.co.uk/events for more to come!
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new single from Luc Garrett and Katie Elizaa “Someone I Don’t Know“!
we’ve been huge fans of both of these guys for a while now, they’ve got some incredible tunes already behind them as individual artists and to see them come together on a track like this is brilliant to see
the track takes from the best of both of their individual styles, starting off super delicate and intricate, really emphasising the lyricism and melody of the track – the guitar riff is beautiful and it’s matched perfectly with Luc’s soft vocal gliding over the top of it. as the track flows, the piano comes in and only accentuates the precision put into this track – plus, Katie’s vocal on the second verse is a gorgeous contrast to Luc’s first verse, and as they harmonise with one another it puts the perfect finish to the tune. we loved listening to this and it’s a real gorgeous tune, well worth a listen. 
you can find it over on all the streaming sites and that, including Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/artist/7q9NGCykctCWJGDtggotr7 – well worth adding to your mellow tracks, real lovely stuff.
find all of our features, reviews, music and more on our website at www.breadrecords.co.uk
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