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Tipster: a selection of UK tastemakers select their favourite upcoming releases.(Upfront)
Mark Sutherland, presenter, BBC 6Music
CHARLOTTE HATHERLEY GREY WILL FADE (DOUBLE DRAGON)
"Charlotte Hatherley has already helped make one of the albums of the year so far, in the form of Ash's mighty Meltdown, and now she's only gone and done it again. But if Meltdown represents the gnarly sound of summer in the city, Grey Will Fade is its dreamy, lolling-about-at-the-beach flipside. Tracks like Paragon and Kim Wilde are the sort of high-octane bubblegum punk-pop not heard since The Go-Gos or The Breeders were at their peak, while the title track, already familiar to Ash fans after it appeared on the B-side to There's A Star, sounds even better in this solo version. Proof that Tim Wheeler isn't the only great songwriter in Ash."
Nathan Thomson, assistant programme controller, Vibe FM
STONEBRIDGE PUT 'EM HIGH (HED KANDI)
"I'm pleased this track is getting the full commercial release it deserves. As a DJ, this song has always sat at the front of my record box and works a treat everywhere I play. It is just a great radio record. Dance music dead? I don't think so."
Joanna Massive, managing partner, Massive Records
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