Far From Saints Let The Light Shine Over You Ahead Of Debut Album Release

by | Jun 12, 2023

Far From Saints’ initial releases – Let’s Turn This Back Around, Take It Through The Night and Screaming Hallelujah – have sparked anticipation for their self-titled debut album which will be unveiled this Friday. Further highlighted with ongoing support from key national radio stations including Radio 2 and Absolute, the band have also impressed with select early shows including a rapturously received sold-out headliner at EartH Theatre, stadium shows with Kings of Leon and major outdoor gigs with Paul Weller.

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Far From Saints (Simon Reed)
Far From Saints (Simon Reed)

Now the band – featuring Kelly Jones of Stereophonics with Patty Lynn and Dwight Baker from The Wind And The Wave – provide a final taste of their debut album as they share the new track Let The Light Shine Over You. As with the rest of the album, the new tune was written and produced by Far From Saints, and mixed by theGrammy-nominated Al Clay (Blur, Pixies). The single release is accompanied by the official video which includes footage from their shows with Kings Of Leon at Wrexham FC earlier this year.

Watch the official video which includes footage from their shows with Kings Of Leon at Wrexham FC last month below:

Of the new record Dwight Baker said: “I can’t wait to rock people’s expectations with this record”, Kelly Jones added: “We don’t exactly know where it’s going, but ffs going there feels good!” Patty Lynn adds “I’m excited to play shows once everyone knows the album.” Far From Saints’ debut album vibrates with intensity, anchored by Jones and Lynn’s striking vocals alongside Baker’s crisp guitar style. It’s a set which very naturally blends different influences from its three creators, drawing upon the Stereophonics frontman’s long desire to make a Nashville influenced country rock record; Patty’s Lynn’s love of indie rock and ‘90s country music; and Dwight’s Baker’s passion for Southern and hard rock. Collectively it’s rich with the traits that have defined its recent tracks, but it goes deeper too, moving into gorgeous acoustic territory with Faded Black Tattoo and stomping, swampy blues with The Ride.

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Kelly Jones of Far From Saints (Simon Reed)
Kelly Jones of Far From Saints (Simon Reed)

The band headline London’s Lafayette tonight before calling at the Black DeerGlastonbury and Latitude festivals. Their summer schedule also includes big shows with Paul Weller, IncubusTom Jones and Hozier.Rockshot Magazine’s Simon Reed and Nils van der Linden popped down to Hackney’s EarTH to catch the band last week with Nils describing the music as: “To put it plainly: these aren’t Stereophonics songs with an Americana twist, nor are they The Wind And The Wave songs with big rock guitars. These are Far From Saints songs.” Read Nil’s fabulour review with Simon’s incredible photos over here.

The full list of live dates are: JUNE12th – London, Lafayette (HEADLINE SHOW)16th – Black Deer Festival17th – Thetford Forest (special guests to Paul Weller)24th – Cornwell, Eden Project (special guests to Incubus)25th – Glastonbury, Avalon Stage JULY21st – Cardiff Castle (special guests to Tom Jones)22nd – Latitude Festival23rd – Pangbourne, Englefield (special guests to Hozier)24th – Cardiff Castle (special guests to Tom Jones)

Live photography of Far From Saints by Simon Reed

Far From Saints Are Transcendent At EartH

 

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