Live Gig: Discovery 2 with The Greasy Slicks, Kate Miller and Alex Hart

Mar 26, 2015 by Justin Wayne

This episode from the archive features July 2014’s Discovery 2 showcase with full live sets and interviews from contemporary blues rock band The Greasy Slicks, fresh new singer Kate Miller with her band, and country pop singer songwriter Alex Hart.

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The Greasy Slicks

The Greasy Slicks rocked the Archangel Basement, check out the podcast for their live set and interview.

They formed in 2012 through a mutual appreciation of traditional and contemporary blues rock and strive to create the songs that don’t sound like anyone else; the results reflect just how unique they are as musicians and songwriters. Evidence of this can be heard on the track ‘Street Queen’ – all seven minutes of it received radio airplay on Tom Robinson’s 6Music Introducing Mix-tape. Their passionate live shows have been described as the soundtrack for “a bourbon-soaked bar brawl” and are where they strive to ensure audiences are captivated by the Slicks energy, commitment and musicianship.

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Kate Miller

A young singer/songwriter hailing from North London. She has gone from the small intimate local open mic scene, to making a real impact on the London gigging scene. (She was known as “KAM” for this show, you may hear that on the live recording.)

Alex Hart

Devon based country, pop, singer songwriter, Alex Hart has played at the Troubadour and Ronnie Scotts, supported Turin Brakes at Lyme Folk Weekend in Lyme Regis.
Last year she released a track with DJ team, Electronic Youth a cover of an Angie Stone track which went to no. 2 in the Music Week Club Charts and was played by Pete Tong (Radio 1). She’s a big fan of Doris Day.

“This young singer-songwriter from Devon looks all set to make a global impact. With her distinctive voice and classy, commercial brand of modern day country music.”
Maverick Magazine