Having recently showcased his mini-album 41, Andy Lewis precedes his third album proper with his new single 'A Good Soul In Good Times'. Taken from the third album 'South Herts Symphony' and featuring the vocal acrobatics of soul diva Jess Roberts, the groove-based single has already picked up some radio play by XFM's John Kennedy. The flip side, ' The Words Otis Sang' also featuring Jess Roberts, who wrote the lyrics to with Andy supplying the music for both tracks.
Andy Lewis played bass in Brit-Poppers Pimlico and perennial Indie favourites Spearmint, as well as carving out a career as a DJ (famously at WendyMay's Locomotion and Blow Up, and for Blur's "Parklife" tour), songwriter and producer. In 2005 he released his first solo album "Billion Pound Project". In 2007, he had a hit single collaborating with Paul Weller- "Are You Trying To Be Lonely?" and released his second solo album "You Should Be Hearing Something Now". Joining Paul's live band and playing on hit albums "22 Dreams" and "Wake Up The Nation", Andy's toured the world and elsewhere since 2008. "South Herts Symphony", his third full-length solo album will be released this summer.
A - A Good Soul In The Good Times B - The Words Otis Sang
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