Turrentine Jones

Formed in Manchester and raised on STAX records, Turrentine Jones have been described as “one of Manchester’s finest exports in recent times”, according to Hattie Pearson of Radio X. The indie-rock trio blend blues, rock and pop into sinister but beguiling melodies with a spoonful or two of suggestion in the lyrics, “My songwriting is about pushing what can be sung … what you can actually get away with singing", remarks Julian Neville, frontman and guitarist of the band, “if the lyrics resonate with other people, become somewhat relatable then I grow to love them even more”. Turrentine Jones are gathering a host of admirers both in and outside of the industry including Horace Panter of The Specials and Andrew Oldham, former manager of the Rolling Stones. “One of Manchester’s finest exports in recent times." — Hattie Pearson, Radio X “Magnificent debut. The band are doing very, very well for themselves." — Natalie-Eve Williams, BBC Introducing “See the talent of tomorrow before they hit the big time." —Real Radio XS Three-piece rock band formed in Manchester, UK. "Blending blues, rock and pop into sinister but beguiling melodies" - Pitchfork