Maddison Skies releases their new song, From Different Worlds – Out Now!

It’s the third song released from the trio, who were brought together through the pandemic. Gracie May, Thea and Sophie, are set to bring a little bit of sauce and cheekiness to our airplays. Maddison Skies are the only British Girl Group to be formed since Little Mix hit won X-factor in 2011, yet unlike Simon Cowell’s millionaire band PR and Launch, Maddison Skies had come from a more humble start, but they are once again proving that a world pandemic isn’t going to hold them back from future dreams.

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For us at Schoolkids Records and a lot of you, our favorite time of the year is almost upon us. Record Store Day 2021 fall on June 12 & July 17, 2021. As always the days will feature special releases, picture discs, unreleased music as well as  7″ singles, 10″ singles, full-length LP’s and compact discs. This year, Schoolkids Records-The Label is proud to announce 3 exclusive Record Store Day Drops titles!

Noctrorum – Sparks Lane

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One of the worlds most popular and respected finger drummers OddKidOut continues to rise in popularity. Praised by the likes of Timbaland, Skrilex and others OKO is currently in studio working on activations for product and gaming companies.

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Mark Sharp & the Bicycle Thieves are the latest product from a thriving West Lothian music scene. The five-piece are well known for their energetic live show and have SOLD OUT every single headline gig, including venues across England, plus King Tuts, G2 and most recently St Luke’s in Glasgow, with 700 fans packing in for their biggest headline show to date.

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Cheshire pianist and composer Adrian Lord pursued his interest in the affect that music can have on the brain following the completion of his most recent work, ‘Piano Meditations’: an extended playlist of five slow tempo piano pieces. As part of his journey, Adrian Lord interviewed Dr Andrew Budson, Lecturer in Neurology at Harvard Medical School to discuss the science behind why music is good for the brain.

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