“Nicholson is shaking off the shackles of genre expectations and coming into her own” – American Songwriter
“it’s been a breakthrough year for Jodie, and we reckon, it’s not going to stop there either. One to watch.” – Record of the Day
“Jodie’s delicate vocals will hypnotize and enthrall listeners” – Glitter Magazine
“A mesmerizing sound that draws one fully into her world” – Pop Matters
“Nicholson demonstrates her capacity to totally transport the listener” – AudioFemme
“Move was produced remotely during the coronavirus lockdown by Tim Bran, who has also worked with London Grammar, Birdy, Halsey and Aurora. Here he has helped Nicholson create something beautiful and subtle and mesmerising.” – Black Plastic
RADIO, TV & PODCASTS:
BBC Radio 6 Music Playlist (w/b 26th Oct) – daily plays across the station from the likes of Mary Anne Hobbs, Tom Ravenscroft, Tom Robinson and Radcliffe & Maconie.
“Their previous two albums of excellent folk rock were fairly intimate affairs, but Navigator has the bells and whistles that signal a step forward ⭐⭐⭐⭐” – Daily Express
“A magical, uplifting live presence that is the perfect platform for their velvety mix of instinctive harmonies” – Metro
“Adult West Coast flavoured pop with a folk tinge – 8/10” – Americana UK
Johnny Coppin (BBC Bristol, BBC Gloucestershire, BBC Somerset & BBC Wiltshire) played Waiting To Become: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07qrqsc
Tracks picked up by independent stations including Spark FM, Cambridge 105 Radio, Get Ready To Rock, Forest FM, Radio Hartlepool, Darlo Radio, Nova Radio, Raw1251am & more
SPOTIFY
New Music Friday UK – Mexico – 755k followers
Folk Pop – I Wish I Knew Jesus (Like You Do) – 656k followers
Fresh Folk – Waiting To Become – 568k followers
Very Nearly Nashville – Neighbourhood – 112k followers
Lavorare Con La Musica – Mexico – 84k followers
Fresh Folk 2019 – Waiting To Become – 5k followers
175k monthly listeners 8 weeks after release
Extensive support from independent curators including Alexrainbird, Chillfiltr, ForTheLoveOfBands & more…
“That’s nicely done, honestly Joe, I really like that… I don’t mean to blow smoke up your thingy, but it’s a really lovely piece of music” – Adrian Chiles, BBC Radio 5 Live
“These songs drip with a passion and deep pride in the area and the lyrics have a poetic beauty about them. Infant Hercules is a fine showcase for this talented young man” – Folk Radio
“Joseph’s debut is as powerful as it is intimate, ranging from a supple, poignant beginning to an epic mythical-esque anthem. Joseph’s vocal delivery rides the waves beautifully and brings the emotion of the lyrics to the fore. Pretty much an all round stunner.” – Fresh On The Net
“One of the most confidently existential songs we’ve heard and we can’t help but be intrigued.” – Ear To The Ground
“There’s no denying that he has that magic that makes a singer/songwriter memorable and magnetic to us all music lovers” – Wolf In A Suit
“Joseph’s voice has never sounded so vulnerable as the final track treads the familiar yearning for home theme that runs through much of the singer’s songwriting and the hummed outro heralds a more mature addition to the Cattle & cane stable and makes this EP an essential for fans of the band.” – Under The Hills Nearby
Infant Hercules lyrics on the Middlesbrough FC 2018/19 home shirt
“Cape Cub exudes that kind of effortlessly cool charm through their music that instantly commands your attention… If “Moonglow” is any indicator of what the band has in store for us, it is a safe guess that we are all bound to be hearing the name Cape Cub quite a lot more.” – Live Nation’s Ones To Watch
“Incorporating innovative keys and lively instrumentals, “Moonglow” lives up to its name while radiating atmospheric and fresh auras.” – Alternative Press
“With huge pop hooks and hopeful sentiment, the single is a euphoric explosion with a summer-ready sing-along chorus.” – frtyfve
Moonglow Campaign Highlights:
Spotify ‘New Music Friday UK‘, ‘All New All Now‘ & ‘Novedades Viernes Colombia‘ (13.07.18)
Apple Music ‘Best Of The Week‘ across the middle east and Africa (13.07.18)
VEVO ‘Incoming Alternative’ playlist (08.08.18) including 4M pre-roll impressions
1.5m VEVO channel cards beginning 08.08.18
BBC Introducing ‘Artist of the Week’ with syndicated plays across all local BBC stations every evening week beginning 16.07.18 on the Johnny I’Anson show (circa 1.2 million listeners)
Amazing Radio plays from Frankie Francis, Shell Zenner, Rianne Thompson, Chris Murray & Josh Hannen + session & interview with Frankie on 19.07.18
BBC Introducing in the North East x 4 plays
BBC Introducing on BBC Tees x 4 plays
BBC Introducing ‘Track Of The Week‘ on BBC Tees with plays on every daytime show w/b 09.07.18 and again w/b 06.05.19
BBC London – Gary Crowley (x2) “How delicious is that?”
BBC Introducing – extensive support from Bob Fischer at BBC Tees and Nick Roberts at BBC Newcastle, plus ‘BBC Introducing Artist Of The Week‘ (x2) on the Georgey Tonight show with syndicated plays across all 40 BBC regional stations
Amazing Radio – session and interview with Frankie Francis + over 30 spot plays across the station
BBC Tees – numerous interviews and sessions + ‘Single Of The Week’ (x4) played on every daytime show
Streaming
Spotify – playlist support including ‘New Music Friday UK’ (415,907 followers), ‘Stimmungsmacher’ (846k followers), ‘Your Coffee Break’ (343,884 followers), ‘Zuhause’ (338,413 followers), ‘Feelgood Pop’ (114,329 followers), ‘Your Office Stereo’ (61286 followers), ‘Café, Libros’ (630k followers) and ‘Fresh Folk’ (146,634 followers)
Deezer – added to the ‘Brand New UK’ playlist.
TV
Sunday Brunch – ‘Fool For You’ video feature and accompanying Spotify playlist
The Sun – Small feature with photo re: album release (see below)
Metro – ‘Your Weekend Top Ten’ print feature in April with Stockton gig preview & photo (see below) and further ‘Weekend’ print feature in September with Cardiff gig preview & photo (see below)
Nominated in the ‘Best Produced Album’ category in the Unsigned Music Awards at The Great Escape:
Also longlisted in the ‘Best Album’ and ‘Best Folk/Country’ categories:
Live
Hometown – sold-out 1,000 capacity Christmas show at The Middlesbrough Empire:
The Head and The Heart – supported American band THATH on tour in January/February 2017 including Shepherds Bush Empire
Headline UK Tour – 11 well attended headline dates across the UK in May 2017 including a sold-out show at Sage 2 in Gateshead
Tom Odell – supported Tom Odell (reviewed by Louder Than War) in July ’17 at Tynemouth Priory & Castle as part of Mouth of the Tyne Festival:
Brian Wilson – supported Brian Wilson (reviewed by Louder Than War) in August ’17 at Times Square in Newcastle:
Festival dates 2017 – headlined Stockton Calling & also performed at Tramlines in Sheffield, Hardwick Live in County Durham, Yorfest in York and Chase Park in Newcastle
Acoustic UK Tour – all six headline dates sold-out and the tour also included four dates with Jake Isaac and a festival alongside The Shires and Badly Drawn Boy:
Christmas Tour 2017 – six sold-out headline shows:
Tour with Nerina Pallot – acoustic tour in April 2018
Canadian Music Week 2018 – invited to Toronto for four official showcase gigs at CMW 2018
“If you’re looking for a warm and welcoming album for those introspective evenings, then you’re unlikely to find a better example than this in 2017 – 76%” Belwood Music
This marketing campaign has been supported by the Momentum Music Fund. Momentum is managed by PRS for Music Foundation, supported using public funding by National Lottery through Arts Council England with support from PPL and in association with Spotify.
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