Photography: THØSS @ Electric Ballroom

by | May 20, 2017

 

Thoss opening for Picture This @ Electric BAllroom, Camden, 2017 (Edyta Krzesak)

Thoss opening for Picture This @ Electric Ballroom, Camden, 2017 (Edyta Krzesak)

Thoss opening for Picture This @ Electric Ballroom, Camden, 2017 (Edyta Krzesak)

UK singer/songwriter THØSS has shared his first effort of the year, Work Is A Four Letter Word. The track blends soulful vocals with punctuated bass lines and bluesy guitar chops to create an evocative soundscape that fits perfectly with the personal nature of the lyrics.

Speaking about the song, THØSS stated: “Work Is A Four Letter Word came from the realisation that working a menial job provided me with a sense of worth, a liniment of sorts. I was flipping hot dogs and feeling better about my place in the world.“

THØSS was captured live at Electric Ballroom by Edyta K as he opened the night for headline act Picture This on 18th May 2017 in London.

Thoss opening for Picture This @ Electric BAllroom, Camden, 2017 (Edyta Krzesak)

 

Thoss opening for Picture This @ Electric BAllroom, Camden, 2017 (Edyta Krzesak)

Thoss opening for Picture This @ Electric BAllroom, Camden, 2017 (Edyta Krzesak)

 

 

 

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