Music From The Attic Leeds, UK
Music From The Attic is a Monday night music club for all comers. Founded in 2016, we meet from 7 'til 9 each week at
Kirkstall Educational Cricket Club to gather together, play, and sing for the joy of it.
Come say howdy. We are friendly people.
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I think the line "...the one where Edward set himself on fire" might be my favourite lyric ever. Another great album, that'll be filling my ears for months and months. <3
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supported by 6 fans who also own “See What I Can See”
The more I listen to this, the better it gets. The music is deep, wide and diverse; the phrasing and feel of the singing is refreshing, heartfelt and heartwarming; the lyrics are filled with hope anger and humour and most of all the occasional Yorkshire, flattened vowels are to die for. This is home from home, to home. You need no other reason to be of Yorkshire, of, from and for Leeds.
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A new EP of effervescent pop tackling universal anxieties from the buzzed-about young Bay Area artist.
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Whispers & Notes
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Waking up to this liddle tune as the sun streams through the window.....sweet, gentle, chilled, natural, calm, relaxing, peaceful, positive, thought provoking.....and breathe. So......writing a few words. Well there is a comment box!!! Does anyone read these?? Have you got a thang about long grass?! 😊🌾🍃🌿🌱 I have enjoyed how you pronounce your ‘u’ s for a while now, and this track doesn’t disappoint. Only Yorkshire folk will appreciate it. ‘Up’
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