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Bristol’s masked singer signed to London record label
Originally from Bristol but now a rising star in London, the masked singer, Lynks, has announced their signing to independent record label, Heavenly Records.
Founded in 1990, the record label is already home to the likes of Katy J Pearson, The Orielles and Confidence Man.
The electro-pop artist has garnered support and recognition from Rolling Stone, DIY and Clash magazine as well airplay from Huw Stephens and Lauren Laverne.
Their first single, USE IT OR LOSE IT, released via Heavenly on July 26, was entirely self-produced by Lynks.
The artists tackles issues around sex, ageing and gay representation through their euphoric new track.
Lynks has gone from strength in the past few years.
From performing at SWX as part of the inaugural edition of Ritual Union last year to being invited on stage by Frank Carter &The Rattlesnakes at their headline set at 2000Trees last month, their energy is infectious and their ground-breaking music is addictive.
Main photo: courtesy of Plaster
Read next:
- Lynks Afrikka is a performer challenging gender and artistic norms
- Review: Lynks Afrikka, Crofters Rights
- Review: Ritual Union – ‘A welcome addition to the city, we can only hope it returns again soon’
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