He has a really cool vibe and uses a loop pedal, I had no idea what that was but I learnt yesterday it's where you can record yourself or a sound and save it on the machine, meaning you can layer yourself as your own backing singer or some funky backing noises, at one point the crowd sang the chorus which was looped as the chorus backing which was great!
His album isn't out in the UK yet but you can buy Sinner and Skinny Blues on iTunes and listen on
soundcloud or youtube.
I definitely recommend checking his music out, it's a mixture of folk, hip hop, reggae in fact really all types of beats, some songs have rap over them, saxaphone solos. It's just fab, definitely my favourite new musician to listen to.
Check him out here
www.jeremyloops.com Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen Review
We saw the gig at Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen and went for dinner and a quick drink before the show. The restaurant is funky and quirky, as you would expect in Hoxton really. The food was much better than expected and super cheap. You get 20% off if you show your gig tickets and 2 mains came to £10 and a few pence for two really filling and flavourful Mexican dishes (pulled chicken nachos and pulled pork and black bean burrito).
Overall a great venue, great food and drink, great company and a great music. Best night out in ages. Find out more here
hoxtonsquarebar.com