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Penny Betts



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               he UK’s own Penny Betts offer up a uniquely    and the original flair of the 60s and 70s is alive and
               smooth blend of indie-pop and sixties-style    well. With a touch of originality and a willingness to
        Tsongwriting with their latest and self-titled EP.  storm through language barriers – thanks to Matt
        A four-piece who know precisely who they are and      Felix’ French native tongue – Penny Betts are well on
        how they want to sound, Penny Betts are inspired by   their way to carving out a path of their own.
        bands stretching as far back as Cream and Pink Floyd
        as much as modern influences like The Arctic          Passion and musical precision meet under the
        Monkeys and Tame Impala. Their heartfelt              blanket of sweeping guitars and experimental waves
        songwriting and hypnotic melodies pour through        of audio warmth. Penny Betts aim to get you
        amidst reverb-soaked indie-rock soundscapes,          dancing, connecting, and embracing the live music
        creating something that’s perfectly calming or        scene as the rightful escapism it was always meant to
        decidedly energizing – depending on what you need     be. A band well worth looking out for over the
        from it; and how loud you let it play.                coming months and years.


        Beach-side vibes meet with classic UK tones and an    https://www.instagram.com/pennybettstheband/
        anthem-like approach to songwriting. The band have  https://www.facebook.com/pennybettstheband/
        honed their style and sound over time, with lead      https://twitter.com/PENNYBETTSband
        singer Matt Felix and guitarist Al Finch first jamming
        together way back during their school years. Over
        time, bassist Lufta and drummer Jocelyn completed
        the arrangement and kicked off a whole new chapter
        for the band. Rock and roll has returned, the genre


















































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