The new single ‘Shine’ from hotly-tipped female rock duo Rews is out now. The release comes due to unprecedented early radio support from BBC Radio 1 with Huw Stephens, Kerrang Radio with Alex Baker, Planet Rock and Today FM – all of whom instantly started playing the track this week.

The single is available to buy and stream now on all major platforms, including iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify and Amazon. The enticing official video is available to watch on YouTube and Facebook. The track is taken from their forthcoming debut album Pyro, which is out on Marshall Records on November 3.

The band’s previous single, ‘Miss You In The Dark’, was released on June 23 to coincide with the band’s performance on the John Peel Stage at Glastonbury Festival. Since this critically acclaimed performance, the momentum and support for Rews has been growing exponentially. Mark Radcliffe from BBC 6 Music named Rews as one of his highlights of the festival live on BBC TV’s Glastonbury coverage, describing them as a “female Royal Blood.” Prior to Glastonbury, Rews had already been played on Radio 1 and Radio X, been Huw Stephens ‘Pick of the Week’ and nominated for Planet Rock’s Best New Band in 2017.

The OBGMs’ forthcoming self-titled debut album will be released in the UK in a few weeks and the band have revealed a third track from the record in the form of ‘Beat Up Kidz’, which has been released alongside an illustrative music video. The video is full of colour and goes some way to demonstrating the punk rock dance party that is a The OBGMs live show.

It’s a party vibe that The OBGMs brought to London’s Afropunk last month and they were even able to translate the good times to a stripped down set for Sofar Sounds. The acoustic-based performance was no mean feat for a band whose fully plugged live presence is so wild and loud.

The OBGMs was mixed by the incomparable Dave Schiffman (The Bronx, Pup, and more) and marries the band’s hip hop roots with punk rock sensibilities in a unique way. The resulting sound is a fully original onslaught on the senses that will make you want to move straight off the bat. There is no standing still whilst this music plays. The OBGMs’ brand of punk rock is exuberantly and inextricably married with a flow that’s unmistakably born from hip hop.

Track Listing:

1. Beat Up Kidz

2. Pill

3. Ijustwannaluvuallthetime

4. Torpedo

5. Chambre Á Coucher

6. House

7. Celebration

8. King Stay The King

9. Paranoid Paranoia