The Tenants Supermen went to Junkyard Studios in Newport to record a song for Newport County. Here are Steve and Jeff who produced it. They are wicked:
After Adam read the newspaper for a while he had fifteen pisses in twenty minutes and found a luxury canned pop dispenser which he thought would look lovely in his bedroom:Time for work and our good friend Mike from the great band Dirty Goods helped us out on drums:
We made an in depth plan of the set up of the song and Adam committed it to memory.
The Tenants Supermen's guitarist Macauly Crackpipe laid down some badasss guitar:
Then it was time for Adam to lay down his rap. He had a mouthful of spit which made it awkward:
Then it was Grayham's turn. He has been trying and failing to out-do Adam's hats for years:
Mr Crackpipe and Steve were amazed at the lyrical dexterity of the Supermen and also the amount of takes it took to get it right:
Then it was time for some exciting lyrical sparring, there was spit everywhere:
Alex who has been producing the next Tenants album "Broke Britain" came down to play the bass:
The song is called "Come On The County" and we had to keep a chorus from an old seventies record. Our updated version is rocking and we added some crowd noise ourselves. Studio trickery is amazing:
Then, the night shift came in. This is Jamie he mixed the track. What a lovely fella:
Just before we left Adam said goodbye to his beloved can machine, he was gutted he hadn't seen a can drop out of it and couldn't fit it in his coat:
I met Jamie and Steve in a car park at midnight to pick up the tune. We love it and we hope everybody else does. Watch this space, the Tenants Supermen facebook and www.tenantssupermen.com.
Mr Crackpipe and Steve were amazed at the lyrical dexterity of the Supermen and also the amount of takes it took to get it right:
Then it was time for some exciting lyrical sparring, there was spit everywhere:
Alex who has been producing the next Tenants album "Broke Britain" came down to play the bass:
The song is called "Come On The County" and we had to keep a chorus from an old seventies record. Our updated version is rocking and we added some crowd noise ourselves. Studio trickery is amazing:
Then, the night shift came in. This is Jamie he mixed the track. What a lovely fella:
Just before we left Adam said goodbye to his beloved can machine, he was gutted he hadn't seen a can drop out of it and couldn't fit it in his coat:
I met Jamie and Steve in a car park at midnight to pick up the tune. We love it and we hope everybody else does. Watch this space, the Tenants Supermen facebook and www.tenantssupermen.com.
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