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The MARCHING DRUM music video is finally here and you can watch it by clicking here. Earlier this week, I blogged about why this song is my most important musical landmark: Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, it’s a reminder of the amazing support I’ve received and a tribute to the boy I loved so much I spent almost three years of my life with. Marching Drum was the start of the biggest chapter of my life and is now where that chapter closes. This video wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible hard work of Conor Jatter who has created a music video so beautiful I don’t know how I will ever top it. He is a really good friend of mine and deserves all the credit for this. Follow him on twitter, and check out his comedy trio The RH Experience, who I love dearly. Thank you to the actors who pulled together under ever changing deadlines and extreme rope-related pressure. William Cheek, Tim Hautekiet, Paul Kathro, Luke Spillane, Sofia Stephanou and Julia Warner.  I owe you all big favour for bringing Conor’s vision to life. The stunning dancer, Julia Björling, gets an special mention. My mother was a professional dancer for most of her life and danced at the same company Julia worked at. I was overwhelmed to see Julia dance because it reminded me of tapes my mum showed me of her dancing. I know my mum will be ecstatic at Julia’s involvement, as am I. Marching Drum was first released two years ago, as part of Call To Arms (physical copies available on Big Cartel), however I’ve released a new EP, exclusively on Bandcamp, featuring three new remixes by DTX, Tom Sinclair and Jimmy Balch and artwork, with a sexy revamped logo, by Hatti Rex. All the remixes have blown me away; I’ve held onto Tom Sinclair’s remix for nine months especially for this release, DTX has thumped out another banging drum & bass remix and Jimmy Balch’s rock-remix is better than the original recording. Watch the Marching Drum music by clicking here. Re-watch Benjamin Cook’s documentary on my time at Abbey Road by clicking here. And purchase Marching Drum from Bandcamp, Big Cartel or iTunes.  ”We’ll overcome it, our love will guide it, the youth united, despite divided.” - Marching Drum from Call To Arms, 2011

The MARCHING DRUM music video is finally here and you can watch it by clicking here. Earlier this week, I blogged about why this song is my most important musical landmark: Recorded at Abbey Road Studios, it’s a reminder of the amazing support I’ve received and a tribute to the boy I loved so much I spent almost three years of my life with. Marching Drum was the start of the biggest chapter of my life and is now where that chapter closes.

This video wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible hard work of Conor Jatter who has created a music video so beautiful I don’t know how I will ever top it. He is a really good friend of mine and deserves all the credit for this. Follow him on twitter, and check out his comedy trio The RH Experience, who I love dearly.

Thank you to the actors who pulled together under ever changing deadlines and extreme rope-related pressure. William Cheek, Tim Hautekiet, Paul Kathro, Luke Spillane, Sofia Stephanou and Julia Warner.  I owe you all big favour for bringing Conor’s vision to life.

The stunning dancer, Julia Björling, gets an special mention. My mother was a professional dancer for most of her life and danced at the same company Julia worked at. I was overwhelmed to see Julia dance because it reminded me of tapes my mum showed me of her dancing. I know my mum will be ecstatic at Julia’s involvement, as am I.

Marching Drum was first released two years ago, as part of Call To Arms (physical copies available on Big Cartel), however I’ve released a new EP, exclusively on Bandcamp, featuring three new remixes by DTX, Tom Sinclair and Jimmy Balch and artwork, with a sexy revamped logo, by Hatti Rex. All the remixes have blown me away; I’ve held onto Tom Sinclair’s remix for nine months especially for this release, DTX has thumped out another banging drum & bass remix and Jimmy Balch’s rock-remix is better than the original recording.

”We’ll overcome it, our love will guide it, the youth united, despite divided.” - Marching Drum from Call To Arms, 2011

February, 27, 2013 / Reblog / 25 notes /
MARCHING DRUM | 27.02.2013On the 27th February, I will finally release a music video for Marching Drum. You can watch the trailer by clicking here. This song, for me, is probably my most important musical landmark to date, for many different reasons. Firstly, this song was recorded at Abbey Road Studios, back in 2011; I got to record at Abbey Road, with my friends Eddplant, Tom Milsom, Dan Clark and Jimmy Balch, because of the outstanding support from family, friends and fans in the Pepsi Max-It Legends competition. Without you believing in me, I wouldn’t have got there. Marching Drum is a reminder of that, the support I received, my loyal fanbase and how my dreams can be accomplished with hard-work. Secondly, this song is about the start of a relationship that almost didn’t happen. The lyrics were intended to pull me and him through, helping us overcome all barriers in our way. Two years on from when I first wrote the track, I know we achieved just that. Unfortunately, that relationship is no more, but this song doesn’t reminder me of the bad; it reminds me of how much we endured to make it work, the amazing relationship we had and how much his love has brought me. Lastly, the fact that this video is actually being released almost 2 years after it was recorded, closes an incredible chapter in my life. The part where I grabbed all my dreams, moved forward and developed more as a person, faster than i have at any other point in my life. It’s a reminder that I am capable, but I shouldn’t be lazy; I have to work hard to carry on moving up.  This song means so much to me, and because of that I want to push it everywhere I can. So join me on Wednesday, when I’ll be tweeting the video at music blogs and people in the music industry to help it gain some attention. More details are here on this facebook event page. Thank you all so much for getting me this far and I really hope you enjoy the music video once it’s released. ”We’ll overcome it, our love will guide it, the youth united, despite divided.” - Marching Drum from Call To Arms, 2011

MARCHING DRUM | 27.02.2013
On the 27th February, I will finally release a music video for Marching Drum. You can watch the trailer by clicking here. This song, for me, is probably my most important musical landmark to date, for many different reasons.

Firstly, this song was recorded at Abbey Road Studios, back in 2011; I got to record at Abbey Road, with my friends Eddplant, Tom Milsom, Dan Clark and Jimmy Balch, because of the outstanding support from family, friends and fans in the Pepsi Max-It Legends competition. Without you believing in me, I wouldn’t have got there. Marching Drum is a reminder of that, the support I received, my loyal fanbase and how my dreams can be accomplished with hard-work.

Secondly, this song is about the start of a relationship that almost didn’t happen. The lyrics were intended to pull me and him through, helping us overcome all barriers in our way. Two years on from when I first wrote the track, I know we achieved just that. Unfortunately, that relationship is no more, but this song doesn’t reminder me of the bad; it reminds me of how much we endured to make it work, the amazing relationship we had and how much his love has brought me.

Lastly, the fact that this video is actually being released almost 2 years after it was recorded, closes an incredible chapter in my life. The part where I grabbed all my dreams, moved forward and developed more as a person, faster than i have at any other point in my life. It’s a reminder that I am capable, but I shouldn’t be lazy; I have to work hard to carry on moving up. 

This song means so much to me, and because of that I want to push it everywhere I can. So join me on Wednesday, when I’ll be tweeting the video at music blogs and people in the music industry to help it gain some attention. More details are here on this facebook event page.

Thank you all so much for getting me this far and I really hope you enjoy the music video once it’s released. ”We’ll overcome it, our love will guide it, the youth united, despite divided.” - Marching Drum from Call To Arms, 2011

February, 20, 2013 / Reblog / 30 notes /

MR.TINOFOREVER LIVE
11th January 2013 @ The White Lion, London

February, 04, 2013 / Reblog / 23 notes /
A taste of things to come…Photographer: Rebecca Need-Menear

A taste of things to come…
Photographer: Rebecca Need-Menear

January, 15, 2013 / Reblog / 37 notes /
FREE GIG TODAY STARTS 8PMThe White Lion, Streatham, London. <3 click here for more details 

FREE GIG TODAY STARTS 8PM
The White Lion, Streatham, London. <3 
click here for more details 

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January, 11, 2013 / Reblog / 85 notes /
MR.TINOFOREVER @ THE WHITE LION11TH JANUARY 2013 8PM - 1AMclick here for more details 

MR.TINOFOREVER @ THE WHITE LION
11TH JANUARY 2013 8PM - 1AM
click here for more details 

December, 24, 2012 / Reblog / 85 notes /

FINN BUTLER > MR.TINOFOREVER > HELENA BEATS > FRASIER BANKS

THIS GIG IS TODAY. PLEASE COME <3333

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Performing tonight we have…

Acoustic singer-songwriter FINN BUTLER (www.hereisfinn.com/Here_Is_Finn/Welcome.html)

Electro Pop musician MR.TINOFOREVER (www.mrtinoforever.com)

Dance/Pop artist HELENA BEATS (www.facebook.com/helenabeatsmusic)

Pop singer-songwriter FRASIER BANKS (www.facebook.com/frasierbanks).

£3 entry from 7pm.
www.facebook.com/events/567409826607560/

December, 10, 2012 / Reblog / 2 notes /
COME TO MY GIG THIS MONDAY. £3. NEW CROSS INN. DOORS 7PM. rewpart: mr.tinoforever 8.30pm at new cross inn on monday. see you there? [click here]

COME TO MY GIG THIS MONDAY. £3. NEW CROSS INN. DOORS 7PM.

rewpart:

mr.tinoforever 8.30pm at new cross inn on monday. see you there?

[click here]

December, 08, 2012 / Reblog / 20 notes /
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