A Liverpool charity single is aiming to be Christmas No.1 this year. Always A Home (At Christmas) is the collaborative effort of music project, Primal Live, and features 18 artists who competed in the latest song contest at Camp & Furnace. Like the song contests, the single is raising money for The Whitechapel Centre’s work helping the homeless.
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Consisting of 3 acoustic guitarists, 2 electric guitarists, a pianist, a drummer, a violinist, a rapper and 18 singers, Always A Home (At Christmas) is a powerful song about homelessness and kindness at Christmas. The single is shortlisted in the official UK charts alongside the likes of Sam Fender and Linkin Park and has been featured by NME magazine.
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The dynamic track is the latest evolution from the ground-breaking music project launched earlier this year. Primal Live provides music artists with a 7 week development programme before giving them a platform to compete in a huge song contest at Camp & Furnace that raises money for the Whitechapel Centre — with over £8,000 raised to help the homeless so far.
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The project has now partnered with the international music college, the SAE Institute, thanks to the Liverpool college’s Senior Music Business Lecturer, Duncan Lewis, and winners of the song contest receive studio recording time. Primal Live not only provides artists with support and guidance from industry experts, it offers them a platform and a chance to take their music to the next level.
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Primal Live Founder Andy Sampson said: “It’s been an amazing journey so far this year and the concept has exploded beyond our dreams — we’re overwhelmed with the amount of applications from artists and there’s such incredible talent coming through. Each artist is unique and many have overcome their own adversities and it’s a pleasure to help them develop whilst raising money for an important cause.”
Co-Founder Samantha Sampson said: “The charity single was a natural progression of our project and was suggested by one of the artists, Jess Littleton. It was written by the winner of our second song contest, Sam Leyden, and it’s such a powerful song — we’ve cried listening to it and we’re so proud of all the artists who have worked hard to put it together. Hopefully with the public’s support we can make it a Christmas No.1!”
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Always A Home (At Christmas) is available to stream on all platforms and all revenue received from plays will be donated to The Whitechapel Centre for the homeless, meanwhile there’s also a Just Giving page for donations too. Primal Live are encouraging the general public to listen to the single as much as possible in the effort to become the Christmas No.1 in 2024.
Always A Home (At Christmas) / Primal Live
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