the pocket gods & friends 100x30

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The world's weirdest musical tribute to Shakespeare?

The Pocket Gods & Friends – "100x30 Volume 2 - The Shakespeare Sessions".

This is London band The Pocket Gods’ new album of one hundred thirty second songs - and all about the great Bard himself!
It's being released on Nub Music/Thoroughbred Music with distribution by Proper Music on July 15th 2016 - to mark the 400th anniversary of his death.
Following their previous groundbreaking album "100x30"- cult indie band The Pocket Gods are continuing the campaign for fairer royalties from streaming services such as Spotify with this, another album of 100 songs all 30 seconds long. !!

The last 100x30 album has also made the new edition of the Guinness Book Of Records as has broken the world record for the most songs on a digital album.

SPOTIFY and other similar global set ups pay out a paltry royalty once a song hits thirty seconds and then NO more – so why write longer songs?

WHY not adapt your songwriting craft to the Youtube channel/media switching generation?

THE previous "100x30" album gained huge media attention .... featuring in the Wall St Journal , The Independent, Forbes Magazine , The Evening Standard, ITV and even Billboard the US music magazine who heralded it to be "Hauling digital music and the modern world over the coals.”

It received substantial air play from BBC 6 music’s Steve Lamacq and Gideon Coe, and was play listed on a variety of global stations including Dutch Radio and College Radio in the US.
It has also been nominated for a "A2IM Libera Award" ( an Indie version of the Grammys) in the US for "Groundbreaking Album Of The Year".

The new album is produced by Paul Tiipler (Idlewild, Atomic Kitten, Placebo, Julian Cope), and also features contributions from fans and friends of the band including Foxgrease, Rich Ridings (from children’s TV show "Peppa Pig"), 80's megastar Owen Paul and The Zen Bruiser (Tom Green from The Orb). It also has track by a children's home education music group and a choir of adults from South London with learning difficulties. As well as raising awareness of the lack of fair royalties from digital streaming for artists this album will also bring the works and words of Shakespeare to a wider audience and especially to those who might not usually be interested.

The album is also being promoted by Jon Morter (the anti Simon Cowell) and who famously got Rage Against The Machine to the Christmas number one ahead of the X Factor.
You can hear the album here:
https://soundcloud.com/thejacula/sets/the-pocket-gods-friends-100x30
You can pre-oder the CD of the new album from Amazon:
Contact: Mark on 07791 985813

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