Formed in Scotland in 1994, and still considered a Scottish band, Snow Patrol is comprised of both Irish and Scottish members. Best known for their huge 2006 hit, ‘Chasing Cars,’ the band has had over twenty singles across five studio albums. 2009 sees the band coming out with their first compilation album, ‘Up To Here,’ which showcases their huge catalog of songs. In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com chats with Nathan from the band to find out what it’s like to tour with bands as huge as U2 and Coldplay, and to find out if Snow Patrol themselves have any romantic ‘Chasing Cars’ moments.
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If you think you know Paolo Nutini, think again. His two million selling 2006 debut album, These Streets, established the young Scotsman as a leading light amongst the new wave of singer-songwriters. Paolo’s extraordinary follow up, Sunny Side Up, casts him in a whole other light.
“Musically where I’m at, I don’t really have a genre or style that I feel a part of,” explains Paolo. “It’s a bit of a random mish mash. I honestly wanted it all to come out, and not harness it, not manipulate it. I just wanted it to be organic, and so immediate it’s in your face and you can’t help but take it all in.”
The first single from the 22-year-old’s new release is “Candy” - a heart tugging ballad written after an argument with his girlfriend, when it suddenly occurred to him that the fault lay with him. Watch the cinematic video here, and be sure to pick up a copy of Sunny Side Up available everywhere today.
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Relatively unknown in the States, Scottish band Biffy Clyro has begun to make some noise across the pond in the UK. Call it alternative, call it rock, or call it powerpop, one thing is for sure; Biffy Clyro’s music is different from anything you’ve heard before. This threesome has been receiving critical acclaim since their release of “Puzzle.” In this WatchMojo interview with James and Simon, we talk to them about their past, experimenting with music, and how they try to “confuse” their listeners. For more information click Here
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