It's no secret that I'm completely smitten with Cosmo Sheldrake - he's a complete musical genius. If you need proof, listen to his debut album The Much Much How How and I. Following it's release earlier this year he's back with a new song (kind of) - a reworking of the Deep Throat Choir song In Berlin.
The Deep Throat Choir are a group of female vocalists who have been meeting since 2013, stripping music down to just vocals and drums, reimagining the works of artists such as Sylvan Esso and Peacedrums. Increasing from a group of five to thirty, they still sing together every week as well as working to put on their own shows and collaborating with other artists, and they released their debut album Be OK last year. Cosmo's reworking of their track, while putting his own unique (and brilliant) stamp on it, allows it to retain its original charm and frankly stunning vocals. Get listening!
The Deep Throat Choir are a group of female vocalists who have been meeting since 2013, stripping music down to just vocals and drums, reimagining the works of artists such as Sylvan Esso and Peacedrums. Increasing from a group of five to thirty, they still sing together every week as well as working to put on their own shows and collaborating with other artists, and they released their debut album Be OK last year. Cosmo's reworking of their track, while putting his own unique (and brilliant) stamp on it, allows it to retain its original charm and frankly stunning vocals. Get listening!
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