Hailing from various parts of Northern Ireland, the collective of musicians have been shaped by their years of service to the music scenes of Belfast, Glasgow and beyond. "It was important for us to keep that space and energy in the recordings - no need for overproduction or too many overdubs, we wanted to let the arrangement of the music by the band, and the lyrics speak for themselves.” “We wanted the album to feel natural and to actually sound like a band playing live in a room, which is exactly how it was recorded," Andrew tells Hot Press. The end result is a confident statement of intent - a testament to the band’s hard work, musicianship and also their own high standards. The band's 2020 debut single 'New Year' was followed by 'Liv' and 'No Shelter'.įrontman Andrew Cameron-Braithwaite wears his emotional intricacies on his sleeve through his vocal delivery and upfront lyricism, all set to a musical backdrop of crunchy electric guitars and pounding drums. The emerging group worked closely together with producer Caolán Austin to achieve the sound on the record, releasing four singles to date from the project. Where we all end up in the end began life in 2017, when live tracking commenced at Smalltown America Studios in Derry.
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To mark this Friday's unveiling, smallmint are slated to host a live-streamed album launch on 13 October and will also release the final track from the album 'Pseudonym' on Thursday.Īll physical copies and merchandise are now available to pre-order, with all orders set to include a ticket to the album launch and a digital download of the album. Northern Ireland-based outfit smallmint have shared a live performance video of 'Synonym' and 'Pseudonym', taken from their forthcoming debut album where we all end up in the end.
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