TD Lind & Alejandro Escovedo
TD Lind to support the great Americana artist Alejandro Escovedo at El Rey's in LA, August 11. Guest appearance by Lucinda Williams.
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The Devil And The Monkey
Marti Pellow releases his outstanding new solo album: a brilliantly produced, daringly conceived and beautifully composed pop record to coincide with his Arena Tour.
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Claudia Cream
Claudia Cream records Owen Thomas & Lily-May Young's "Who's Gonna Wake Me Up" for her highly anticpated new album.
Chess In Concert (CD & DVD)
Marti Pellow stars as The Arbiter in Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Tim Rice's special anniversary concert of CHESS. Also starring: Josh Groban, Clarke Peters, Idina Menzel.
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The Gooner Review
Andy Fairweather Low's track Ashes & Diamonds makes it onto this wonderful documentary feature film about Arsenal Football Club, starring Nick Hornby, Paul "Dennis Pennis" Kaye, DJ Judge Jules etc...
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Saray
Arlon Songs gains the first single off Saray's new album Into My Soul (Universal Records) with the TD Lind and Martin Sutton penned "No".
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TD Lind
"Call Me Sinner"
The new album is just out, radio play on Jonathan Ross and some amazing reviews start the ball rolling on his break through album!
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Joe Cocker
"Hymn For My Soul"
Hits No. 9 in the US Billboard Christian Chart and No. 13 in the Billboard Gospel Chart
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THE END
TD Lind contributes to the score of this award winning Eastend gangster documentary film
Andy Fairweather Low
"The Low Rider"
The Very Best of Andy Fairweather Low released 23 June 2008
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Joe Cocker
"Hymn 4 My Soul"
enters the UK top 10 The title track and single written by Andy Fairweather Low
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Driving Lessons
Movie starring Julie Walters & Rupert Grint featuring Lind’s recording “Jesus Christ”.
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The Witches of Eastwick: Marti goes from Wet Wet Wet to devilish hot hot hot: Love is all around once more for Marti Pellow. The former Wet Wet Wet frontman - a bit more grizzled than in his days as a pop heart-throb - has been deliciously reborn as a raffish American medallion man in this touring, musical version of the Jack Nicholson film, based on the John Updike novel.
Love is all around once more for Marti Pellow. The former Wet Wet Wet frontman - a bit more grizzled than in his days as a pop heart-throb - has been deliciously reborn as a raffish American medallion man in this touring, musical version of the Jack Nicholson film, based on the John Updike novel.
Pellow revels in his role, stalking the stage like a sex-mad rooster. Glorying in the name of Darryl van Horne, he upends the lives of three bored and exceedingly desperate housewives, who fall hook line and sinker for his voodoo charms.
It must be said that Pellow has pretty much the same effect on the women in the audience, who succumbed en masse to his hip-thrusting, tongue-waggling and innuendo-laden performance.
Verdict: Absolutely diabolical - in a good way ****
By PATRICK MARMION - THE DAILY MAIL (28/08/08)