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If you spot any major malfunctions making it impossible to read the content, however, please let us know at editor AT LP pressing. This content has recently been ported from its original home on The AU Review: Music and may have formatting errors – images may not be showing up, or duplicated, and galleries may not be working. Phone Baje Na (Bajo Bajo Remix by Pasobionic) The Bombay Royale. Stay up to date with The Bombay Royale here. Monkey Fight Snake (Instrumental) The Bombay Royale. September 28th | Hawthorn Arts Centre, MELBOURNE September 2nd | Theatre Royal, CASTLEMAINE July 22nd & 23rd | SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASSĪugust 4th | Max Watts, MELBOURNE | Tickets Recorded in Melbourne between Brunswick’s Hope Street Studios and Northcote’s Soundpark Studios, the hot flavour of The Bombay Royale hasn’t been lost any on “Ballygange”, instead being turned all the way up.Īs a little taste of Run Kitty Run in the lead up to their tour dates through July, August and September, “Ballygange” is a fiery tune from a group continuing to gain a stronghold on music fans everywhere. Vocals are delivered in Hindi, Bengali and English and are likely to be in your head long after that percussion and horn section fades at the end of the song.
As part of their triumphant third studio album Run Kitty Run, “Ballygange” is fuelled by vibrancy, a distinctly 80’s vibe and all of that brash confidence that The Bombay Royale have become known for, especially when it has come to their live performances. The Bombay Royale has returned guns a-blazing with their new single premiering today, “Ballygange”.
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