HL Music: Fenech-Soler at Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen

It’s because of the info that my good fellas from Henri Lloyd sent over made me become an instant fan of this Brit electropop band Fenech-Soler. Yeah, few friends of mine have been also virally addicted and for sure, people who dig in Calvin Harris and Foals could settle for this extremely edgy band. Back to the news I posted where HL Music in association with PRS for Music have organized an event headlining Fenech-Soler – and for how many fans have been jealous of this humble event staging at Hoxton Bar & Kitchen could have definitely witnessed the audience turned to be entertained audience. Just like any concerts, there would be front act performers, and Manchester band 1913 did their part with 5 songs of powerful and anthemic set. Then Dj and standup comedian Jeff Leach became a good performer in between front act and headliners. And as the main guys took over the stage, it was an extremely eargasmic tune of ‘Battlefields’ that toned up the “it” people. You know, I couldn’t react more as it’s hard to assume what really happened during the event. But, one thing’s for sure, these guys are extremely cool.

Check out the video after the click.

Henri Lloyd and HL Jeans Co Launches HL Music

Aiming to be the newest and most credible platform for aspiring musical talent in 2011, Henri Lloyd presents their newest project that offers artists the opportunity to perform in front of key figures from music, fashion and media industries. The first headline act to this will be Fenech-Soler, a British electropop band who will perform at Hoxton Bar and Kitchen in London on the 25th of January.

For the past couple of years Fenech-Soler have been on most muso's lists and have now caught the attention of the music industry at large. They first got noticed by legendary French DJ Alan Braxe, who asked to release their first single 'The Cult of Romance'. Radio 1's Annie Mac then featured the track on her 2009 compilation. Fenech-Soler vocalist Ben Duffy also featured on Groove Armada's single 'Paper Romance'.

Then came the glowing press, and the clamour for the band to do remixes for Marina and The Diamonds, Everything Everything and Example. With their song 'Demons' being chosen as Greg James's record of the week on Radio 1 and now signed to B-Unique, their eponymous debut album is here to inspire the sound of summer during the post Christmas blues.

Catch the interview above.