new video saturday: dizzee rascal, blood red shoes, lethal bizzle, tiny dancers

dizzee rascal - old skool [link 2]
[those of you who already have the album maths and english will know that the original version is not called 'old skool' but really 'pussy'ole'. since it's an official single, the title and hook has been changed. since i'm a naughty bugger, you guys get the r-rated version!]


blood red shoes - it's getting boring by the sea [link 2]
[for a two piece, these guys make a crapload of yummy noise! made up of friends steven ansell (vocals and drums) and laura-mary carter (vocals and guitar), blood red shoes is named after an incident in which ginger rogers danced so hard while filming a scene that her white shoes became blood red ones. drama! hopefully these two won't play so hard that blood will be sprayed everywhere...that would be gross. oh, and the song is HOT!]


lethal bizzle - bizzle bizzle [link 2]
[i have to be honest, to me, lethal bizzle doesn't have the same cache as dizzee rascal. maybe cause dizzee comes across as a rapper with heavy alt leanings or the fact that they hyped him massively over the other uk mc's. but the end result is that i feel like everyone else is playing a bit of catch up. east london rapper lethal bizzle is doing the best job at the moment. this song is catchy, raw and naughty, my three fave reasons to enjoy music!]


tiny dancers - ashes and diamonds [link 2]
[so soon after my discovery of this band (like two days ago!), comes their follow up single that is a bit more mainstreamed rock ballad. i'm kind of 'eh' over this, but maybe it's because their previous song was so fun. speaking of which, the album free school milk is lovely! thanks to ifmv for the tip!]

songs we like: tiny dancers - hannah we know

tiny dancers - hannah we know [link 2]
tiny dancers - bonfire
[(this song is a bit old, but i've just discovered it!) any band that writes such fun catchy melodic songs from watching movies and dancing to disco during rehearsals deserves to be heard! surprisingly rooted in 60's beach boy harmonies with a bit of country rock thrown in, tiny dancers have a sound that manages to draw you in instantly. can't wait to check out the rest of their just released album free school milk!