New track from AlunaGeorge out soon

ALUNAGEORGE have rapidly established themselves as one of the UK’s brightest prospects, and their latest offering will arrive in the form of ‘Attracting Flies’ released on March 10th via Island Records.
 
Amid a flurry of hyped shows and putting the finishing touches to their highly anticipated debut album Body Music, due on July 1st, the duo have been picking up fans left, right and centre. 

Alongside their own incredible achievements AlunaGeorge’s recent collaboration with Disclosure on ‘White Noise’ quickly racked up over a million plays online and reached number two in the UK charts. 

Aluna will perform the song live for the first time with Disclosure at their sold out warehouse party in London on March 8th.
 
Also nominated for the prestigious BRITs Critic’s Choice Award, another accolade to add to their number two spot in BBC’s Sound of 2013 poll, and their achievement of being the UK’s most blogged about artist at the close of 2012. 

AlunaGeorge recently played yet another sold out show, at London’s XOYO, and only a handful of tickets to their biggest London headline show to date, at Electric Brixton on June 20th remain.

'Attracting Flies' recently got its first play as Zane Lowe's 'Hottest Record',and the track is now available on the band's Soundcloud- soundcloud.com/alunageorge
 
Esteemed director Emil Nava provides the music video taking us through an urban fairytale, remixers include Billboard Hot 100 viral sensation Baauer, LuckyMe’s S-Type and more.

For more information visit alunageorge.com, facebook.com/alunageorge or twitter.com/alunageorge

Exciting Willy Moon to drop new album

NOT many artists are described as a hybrid of Cab Calloway, Michael Jackson and The Ramones - so step forward Willy Moon.

The 23-year-old is due to deliver his debut album 'Here's Willy Moon' through Island Records on April 1.

It is was written, recorded and produced all on his own (with a few tracks being produced by Pulp's Steve Mackey), and he doesn't like to waste time with the 12-track record just 29 minutes long.

The London-based New Zealander said: "My album is short like my songs. I always loved the relentlessness and excitement of that first Ramones album and there's something of that spirit in there. I think it will surprise people who've only heard Yeah Yeah, there's some slower, more atmospheric songs on it and one that even last for over three minutes...ha!"

Willy spent last summer playing festivals across Europe, including Cannes film festival and recently made his debut on BBC2’s Later… With Jools Holland, while Apple picked up his Wu-Tang-sampling barnburner ‘Yeah Yeah’ for its latest iPod ad.

The album is available to buy on iTunes here.

He is also heading out on tour on support of the album with the following dates:

05/03 - XOYO - London (Sold Out)

22/03 - O2 Academy - Birmingham

23/03 - ABC 2 – Glasgow

25/03 - Deaf Institute - Manchester
 (Sold Out)
26/03 - The Haunt - Brighton
08/05 - Electric Ballroom – London

Tickets are available here.

And he will also be performing at this year's Isle of Wight Festival in June and Reading & Leeds Festival in August.

Check out his latest track below...