An *exclusive* video featuring Florence + The Machine performing at a Variety Show set in 1960s Euro
Hey all, Below is the latest advertising campaign from Stella Artois named ‘Recyclage de Luxe’ - a Variety Show showcasing the idea that you can be green and stylish at the same time. Live from 1963 and introducing the ELECTRONIC GUITAR, Alain du Monde presents the sound of the future: Florence + Le Machine. The campaign went live earlier today. Check out the video below and if you’d like to add it to your blog/website and get paid for each click, visit: http://www.goviralnetwork.com Jen x

‘Lead me not into temptation; I can find the way myself…’
This Wednesday at The Library we’ll be celebrating the launch of Sophia Blackwell’s debut collection of poems ‘Into Temptation’. As well as Sophia, the night will also feature performances from some of London’s finest artists from the worlds of music, spoken word and burlesque; music from Theo Bard, an eclectic singer/songwriter with a rare passion and lyrical power and Rosabella Gregory, whose strong narrative songwriting, crystal-clear voice and dexterity on the piano holds audie

An incredibly sexy performance by Camille O’Sullivan…
Seeing this brilliant performer live is one of my current priorities!…

Micachu & The Shapes
These guys performed at one of my showcases last summer and were fab. Why were they not even nominated for a Mercury prize? Clattering, random, dissonant and terribly brilliant. Love this performance…

Marcella & The Forget Me Nots - a very cool new girl band.
I stumbled across Marcella & The Forget Me Nots on MySpace a few weeks back and have been completely seduced into their sinister, post-apocalyptic lare. It’s very enjoyable here, the air is fresh, the fashion is faultless and their talent abounds. Check out the video for their second single ‘What have you done to your face’ available in January 2010 on the Volvox “Twisted Cabaret” Compilation (www.volvox.com) Directed, filmed and animated by the marvellous Alex De Campi except: additional camerawork by David Duchin and awesome claymation by Anna Benner. A band to look