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Paul Moody And The Revelators Release Smashing Track ‘Losing My Mind’

Posted on 30 September 2017

Using a variety of ear pleasing instrumentals, from the saxophone to the trombone all the way through to the string family, it is Paul Moody’s charming vocals that steals the show. A sound originating from a folk and roots style, Paul Moody and the Revelators deliver a classic in their brand-new release “Losing My Mind”, a song that highlights elements of nostalgia, comfort and general music satisfaction.

“Losing My Mind” greets us with a friendly guitar strum, and as the introduction progresses the beating drum follows with an elegant piano, along with Paul Moody’s warm-hearted vocals, completely owning the vibrant atmosphere of the track. The meaning behind the lyrics is actually quite tragic, “And this cheap cocaine doesn’t do shit/It just numbs the depression a bit/And in the morning it’s all gonna hit/Oh oh I’m fine/But I think I’m losing my mind”. What Paul Moody and the Revelators so cleverly portray, is the reality behind everyday life. We may pretend to continue with our day-to-day duties with a content and cheery attitude, but most of the time we are concealing our misery. “Losing My Mind” puts an ambiguous spin on what the song really means, and what is so conspicuous about the track is the confusion it reiterates between the vocals and the melody.

-Aly McHugh

A&R Factory Present – Oli K

Posted on 23 August 2016

From the busy streets of London comes Oli K’s harmonious blend of upbeat, lyrical music. Since day one, Oli’s progression into the music industry points heavily back to his poetic approach on modern mainstream music.

Upon relocating to the States, Oli’s debut single release “Different Than You” in 2015 introduced him into the local music scene, receiving an admirable recognition for ‘Best Single’ by the annual Utah Music Awards. Successful performances with headlining act Andy Grammer in addition to a sellout Music Festival which included stars Us the Duo, T-Pain and recent viral artist Silentó, have all contributed heavily towards his ongoing growth.

Turning heads with his alluring, upbeat riffs and captivating vocals, his work in 2015 for the motion picture “Just Let Go” featuring Henry Ian Cusick included a new original entitled “Movin On.” The film went on to receive national and international acclaim and distribution.

2016 brought about fruition for Oli’s Debut EP ‘Roots’ now available across all music platforms. His two introductory music videos received hundreds of thousands of views as well as radio airtime with the BBC across multiple London Stations. His current work involves additional touring and music as he works to broaden his ever-growing fanbase.