NEWS

Jambase.tv Interview  (Mar 24)       

Follow the link to the video interview recorded for Jambase at Langerado Festival, in which members of the band discuss what it's like playing at festivals.

Relix Radio Interview Now Online  (Mar 19)       

Listen Here to the Relix Radio podcast interview that we did at Langerado Music Festival, featuring an extremely silly acoustic version of the new abum track 'Hole in the Bag'

WKCR Interview  (Mar 17)       

Follow the link to the NMS interview on WKCR broadcast live before the Sullivan Hall show in New York City. Featuring exclusive previews of new album tracks, fresh from Eddie's virtual mixing desk. Also check out Friar Funk's show Night Train on WKCR.

MOJO MAGAZINE APRIL  (Mar 04)       

Next month's MOJO magazine comes with a free CD - "The New Dictionary of Blues and Soul," a 'hand-picked collection of modern day grit 'n' grooves' featuring tracks by The Sugarman Three, Sharon Jones, James Hunter, Eli Reed, Watermelon Slim, and... The New Mastersounds. Here's what Mojo's editor has to say about how he made the selection: "While every artist represented here is unique, all of them share a love of roots music that reverberates through their own performances." Precisely!

Daptone Doppelgangers  (Feb 20)       

Interesting feature on the excellent All Music blog. Now that elements of the classic funk/soul sound are showing up again on mainstream records, journalists are starting to connect the dots. It's a shame Top of the Pops was axed from BBC1 - they'd surely have had us on there miming to One Note Brown.

NMS Feature on Jambase.com  (Jan 17)       

Read the article about NMS on American music website Jambase.com

Feast of Love  (Nov 12)       

This apparently rather charming film, starring Morgan Freeman, is on general release in the UK this month. If you stay for the end credits you'll hear our track 'Your Love is Mine' featuring the vocal delights of Corinne Bailey Rae. The song was originally released on our 2003 album 'Be Yourself' and then again as a single in 2006.

Simon records with Corinne Bailey Rae  (Nov 03)       

Simon played drums for Corinne Bailey Rae on a recording session for BBC Radio One's 'Established 1967' album. High profile artists were approached and asked to pick a tune from a particular year to cover. Corinne had chosen the 2006 Raconteurs track 'Steady as She Goes'. Also on the recording were ex-NMS organist Bob Birch, Roughneck bassist Neil Innes, and Ben Barker - from the Haggis Horns - on guitar. The session was recorded at Hall Place Studios in Leeds by NMS regular engineer Richard Formby.

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