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    Jodie Langford shares Dog Vs Bear


    Following the release of her debut albumSoftly Spokenlast year,Hull’s much-loved spoken word / electro party punkJodie Langfordis back with the fresh new singleDog Vs Bear– a track inspired by an online video Jodie saw of a small dog chasing a black bear out of someone’s house.

    With production duties supplied by Jodie’s musical sidekickEndoflevelbaddiewho layers in breakneck drums, throbbing bass & infectious guitar riffs,Dog Vs Bearis a comment on the infuriating behaviour of government officials & their wealthy ‘friends’. For Jodie, it’s a way of coping in this ridiculous world we’re currently living in, by poking fun at people in authority & exposing their flaws. The track’s aimed at those who continue to exploit, harm & kill others as well as those who turn a blind eye to the atrocities unfolding around the globe as they line their pockets with riches.

    Jodie comments on the release:“The political climate is terrifying at the moment. What with the genocide in Gaza, far-right & extremist views on the rise, war, women & their reproductive health at risk, TRUMP, a potential recession, minority groups being subjected to unthinkable acts of hate & more. For me, it’s important to release this song now as it captures the rage of how devastating everything is at the moment. Getting my debut album wrapped up & out last year was a good opportunity to take a break from writing for a bit. Now that we’ve had a bit of down time, it feels good to be writing again & tackling these issues that everyone seems to be experiencing”.

    Electrifying stages across the UK with her unique blend of electro party punk, Jodie’s playedReading & Leeds’BBC Introducingstage, plus supportedPussy Riot,Getdown Services&Chiedu Orakain recent months. On the media front she’s also been enjoying strong support fromRadio X’sJohn Kennedy,BBC 6Music,Amazing Radio&Clash Musicto name a few.

    Local to Hull, Jodie began writing and performing at the Warren Youth Projectin 2016. A chance remix of one of her spoken word pieces by local producerEndoflevelbaddiefor the3 Minute Heroesproject was the spark that initiated them working together. Jodie’s presence on stage is electric, performing with furious purpose while getting crowds of unassuming punters to sing along to her trademark hooks. Always by her side on both records & live is trusted producer/DJ,Endoflevelbaddie, who channels her raw unfiltered energy & carves a sound that darts between thrashing post-punk sensibilities, fevered techno rhythms & filthy drum & bass chaos. With a recent appearance atBeatherder& upcoming performances atSnugfest, Equinox&Groove VillageFestivals, the outspoken & ferociousJodie Langfordis unstoppable! Follow on your preferred socials for news updates & more.

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