Vuitton Blues, by Laurel Collective (7" on Double Six)

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A psyched-out pop epic with a chorus you'll be singing in the shower for months to come.

Laurel Collective are a genre trashing six-piece led by the twin attack and contrasting vocals of front men Martin Sakutu and Bob Tollast.

Imagine the motley crew spirit of such misfit gangs as The Specials and Dexys mixed with the rhythmical assault and groove of Sly Family Stone, and blended with the psychedelic pop sensibilities of Super Furry Animals and you’d be halfway there.  
Debut single ‘Vuitton Blues’ is a psyched-pop epic with a chorus of gargantuan proportions. It has the oddball charm to match its epic ambitions that over the course of four minutes taps into the euphoric spirit of Brian Wilson’s “Teenage Symphonies to God".   Already securing widespread support especially from XFM, the band already have a huge cult following, selling out Hoxton Bar and Grill before even getting signed.

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