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Reel Feelings: The Penelopes | Coping in Lockdown

This week, we hear from The Penelopes. The French indie-pop / electronic duo returned at the start of the year with two new singles from their forthcoming album; their own rendition of Suicide’s Dream Baby Dream featuring actress Asia Argento and an original single titled Meet Me By The Gates with Isabelle Adjani. Both singles were mastered by Miles Showell at Abbey Road. However since lockdown, their releases and gigs have been postponed and the pair have spent lockdown recording in their East London apartment. We caught up with the duo to see how they’ve adjusted to life in lockdown, their inspiration hotspots and three things they would advise to anyone who is struggling right ...

Reel Feelings: Fontaines D.C.'s Tom Coll | Coping in Lockdown

Next up in our 'Reel Feelings' series we hear from Fontaines D.C.'s Tom Coll. Drummer for the Mercury Prize nominated post-punk band, Tom spoke to us on how he's been adjusting to life since touring has stopped, his inspirational hotspots in Dublin and the importance of surrounding yourself with caring and compassionate people. ...

Reel Feelings: Artist Jane Weaver | Coping in Lockdown

Following a three part mini-series curated by the Abbey Road team (Dom Dronska, Claire Renfrew and Karim Fanous) exploring mental health and wellbeing in lockdown, we wanted to expand upon this to see how our artist friends have been coping in quarantine. In our third instalment we hear from English singer/songwriter, musician, producer, and label owner Jane ...

Reel Feelings: Artist Manager Kate Cudbertson | Coping in Lockdown

Next up is Kate Cudbertson, Manager for FKJ and The Sundrop Garden. The Los Angeles-based Adelaide native spent most of last year touring the world with French multi-instrumentalist and producer FKJ, however 2020 has found Kate returning back home to Australia amongst the COVID-19 pandemic. ...

Reel Feelings: Singer-Songwriter Cloves | Coping in Lockdown

Following a three part mini-series curated by the Abbey Road team (Dom Dronska, Claire Renfrew and Karim Fanous) exploring mental health and wellbeing in lockdown, we wanted to expand upon this to see how our artist friends have been coping in quarantine. The first in a series titled 'Reel Feelings' is singer-songwriter Cloves. The Australian-born, London-based singer-songwriter has been working on her next project at Abbey Road, recording vocals in our Gatehouse studio earlier this year before lockdown. We checked in with Cloves to see hows she's adjusted to life in lockdown and her advice to anyone who is struggling right ...