NB: Everyone in the PALEDAY Band is a boy. Apparently.
"Paleday are a unique, live, polysexual disco-pop outfit. There's nobody quite like us performing today. We give great metrosexual head, musically speaking. Paleday are creamier than a gay cow and hot enough to melt Madonna's confessional glitterballs. You won't see us up on a cross because we have too much fun getting down! We are the Cool Party People." - Paleday's frontman, Anthony Jackson-Stubbs
Let's face it. What happened to all the great shows? The bands you could sing along to. With tunes you actually remember, and characters that make you smile. When did you last actually dance to a live band? Well, whip out your glad-rags and your best shades, as we introduce you to PALEDAY. Imagine a new Bee Gees with Chic riffs, Mika's quirkiness and a Scissor Sisters edge. Add to that a variety and quality of material that Abba would not be ashamed of. Whether you hear the tracks they produce, or their 6-piece live band, the result is the same. Catchy melodies, massive harmonies, irrepressible hooks and a groove that just won't let go. And just a tiny, tasty bit camp! With their tracks available around the world, and forthcoming tv appearances, 2006 can only get better!
Paleday are published by Respect Music Limited.
“Melodic Pop Gods” - QX MAGAZINE
"Their 80s-influenced pop is happy, vocals-driven confection of the purest kind, with Anthony Stubbs and Stephen Farrier proving they know how to put together classic chart music" - MUSICOMH.COM
“With a sound ranging from melodic pop with snappy synth lines to hi-NRG disco guitar riffs á la Chic, they have steadily built an audience of good-time people. Slick and shimmering pop” - EVENING STANDARD
“Hyperactive, much admired, pure pop” - TIME OUT – LONDON
“The debut album from the hotly-tipped British Academy of Composers & Songwriters' best new writers, as you would expect, is packed top to tail with ear-friendly songs which range from quality chilled ballads to discofied groovers. Vocally, this album is immaculate with tracks like Kissing In Blue possessing backing vocals Brian Wilson would be proud of. In an age of moronic boy bands and faceless dance hits, Paleday shine like a diamond in the dust” - TNT Magazine
"Paleday are rapidly making their presence felt on the music scene. The music is melodic, catchy and pretty good lyrically too. This latest single should arouse some interest from the radio stations come the New Year when they're desperate to announce who the 'next big thing' is going to be. Watch out... Paleday may well be it." - NOW UK Magazine
"Shimmering sound. I'll be playing this over and over again." - Amy Lamé, BBC London Live
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