London based NZ artist, Blair
Jollands is pleased to release his new album
7
Blood.
Jollands has often been compared vocally to Nick Cave, Rufus
Wainwright & Scott Walker, his music
communicating a paradoxical mix of melancholia and optimism that draws the
listener in.
Having won the admiration of both David Bowie & Boy
George (who released Blair's previous material under the name El Hulaon his More Protein label), Jollands has received praise from
the likes of NME, Guardian, Uncut, ArtRocker and more.
The collection of songs on
7 Blood are as diverse musically
as they are thematically, from the crooning
I'll Remember You and the cowboy ballad
Restless Soul to the funked up
frenetic dance track
7 Blood. Incidentally, the
album title refers to the Adalucian mountain herb, taken to combat Jollands'
battle with Lyme disease after being bitten by a tick.
Recently returning from a tour of South America and collaboration with
Brazilian group Pato Fu after performing at Runway
Festival on 7th July and Cornbury Festival, July 15,
Jollands will be returning to New Zealand in the New Year to promote his latest
offering.
Keep an eye out for Jollands, who will be featuring on the TVNZ series
Dream
Catchers of which he also composed the soundtrack.
7 Blood is now available from
iTunes,
Spotify,
Apple Music and all good digital outlets.
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