Hot Music Live Presents Volume 12

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Hot Music Live Presents Volume 12

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Volume 12 (opens in BandCamp)

This collection is the twelfth in a series celebrating the inspiring & diverse talent of Coventry & Warwickshire musicians of yesterday, today & tomorrow.

When you have enjoyed the music yourself, please do share the album with others to help promote & support the creativity of these innovative, authentic, dedicated & skilled musicians.

The previous eleven volumes can all still be downloaded for free from: hotmusiclivepresents.bandcamp.com

You can find out what each artist is up to on their individual websites or by following "Hot Music Live Presents" & “Hot Music Live” magazine on social media:

Many thanks to every single one of the generous & supportive musicians who have contributed their considerable talent to this project. The music scene of Coventry & Warwickshire has so many artists of vision, integrity & sense of community: hopefully this project can give a sense of some of this.

Credits:

Released March 4, 2024

Album compiled by Andy Holdcroft

Executive Producers Paul Englefield & Alan Moores of "Hot Music Live" magazine

Hot Music Live logo designed by Mel Skellon.

Hot Music Live Presents Volume Twelve

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1. Izzie Derry - "Shake" 03:41 2. TwoManTing - "Righteous Man" 05:04 3. Liam Vincent & the Odd Foxes - "Rise Up" 03:35 4. Keltik Fish - "Amaze" 06:42 5. JJ Bygrave and Brudez - "Here and Now" 03:25 6. Project Overload - "Second Chances" 03:31 7. Louis B Scheuer - "Faces of Death" 05:35 8. AfterKnights - "Breathe Juliet" 02:04 9. James Knight - "No Summer" 02:52 10. Floating Palace - "Oudh" 06:36 11. Grail Guard - "Still Fucked Up" 02:52

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