
Some of The Lightning Seeds's most popular songs include Pure, Three Lions 96 - Remastered, The Life of Riley. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
Britpop
Manchester, United Kingdom
Manchester, United Kingdom
Limavady,
Leeds, United Kingdom
Hampton, United Kingdom
Preston,
Blackburn, United Kingdom
Longridge,
Southend-on-Sea, United Kingdom
Southend-on-sea,
Ian Broudie knows how it looks: 13 years since his last Lightning Seeds album? Sure, See You in The Stars sounds refreshingly like the musician hasn’t been away. But, he’s had personal things to process, including the loss of a friend whose death inspired the magnificent title track. And to be fair, Broudie didn’t need to rush. In 33 years, he’s sold a lot of records, including a million copies of 1994’s Jollification – an album that, alongside generational anthems Pure, The Life of Riley, Lucky You, Sense & Three Lions, established Broudie as a songwriter par excellence. Now he’s done it again. These 10 finely-wrought songs were written/recorded in bursts over three years in Liverpool & Broudie’s home studio in London. Emily Smiles is a co-write with old pal Terry Hall, & sits alongside two collaborations with James Skelly of The Coral, one of many artists to have benefitted from Broudie’s production skills. The seventh Lightning Seeds album opens with Losing You, the clattering energy speaking of its DIY creation. “It’s all me, tapping my foot & slapping my lap for the drums,” says Broudie. First single honours go to Sunshine, a heraldic blast of heat, light & encouragement. It’s Broudie fighting against his own worst instincts. “I suffer from catastrophisation,” he cheerfully admits. “Wake up in the morning & think something awful is going to happen. But in the end, when the sun shines, I just feel better.” With the return of Lightning Seeds, so does everything.
Read moreIan Broudie knows how it looks: 13 years since his last Lightning Seeds album? Sure, See You in The Stars sounds refreshingly like the musician hasn’t been away. But, he’s had personal things to process, including the loss of a friend whose death inspired the magnificent title track. And to be fair, Broudie didn’t need to rush. In 33 years, he’s sold a lot of records, including a million copies of 1994’s Jollification – an album that, alongside generational anthems Pure, The Life of Riley, Lucky You, Sense & Three Lions, established Broudie as a songwriter par excellence. Now he’s done it again. These 10 finely-wrought songs were written/recorded in bursts over three years in Liverpool & Broudie’s home studio in London. Emily Smiles is a co-write with old pal Terry Hall, & sits alongside two collaborations with James Skelly of The Coral, one of many artists to have benefitted from Broudie’s production skills. The seventh Lightning Seeds album opens with Losing You, the clattering energy speaking of its DIY creation. “It’s all me, tapping my foot & slapping my lap for the drums,” says Broudie. First single honours go to Sunshine, a heraldic blast of heat, light & encouragement. It’s Broudie fighting against his own worst instincts. “I suffer from catastrophisation,” he cheerfully admits. “Wake up in the morning & think something awful is going to happen. But in the end, when the sun shines, I just feel better.” With the return of Lightning Seeds, so does everything.
Some of The Lightning Seeds's most popular songs include Pure, Three Lions 96 - Remastered, The Life of Riley. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
You can listen to The Lightning Seeds's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include Pure, Three Lions 96 - Remastered, The Life of Riley, and more.
The Lightning Seeds is known for their distinctive sound in the britpop genre, often blending elements of new wave pop, making them a unique voice in the music world.
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