I first met Grace London last year, when she was singing with local rocksters Residual Kid, who played Harris Radio's birthday show - and blown away I was. But writing, performing and recording her own music was in her future, and it is now in the present, with a debut EP, and an upcoming show to release it - and for a great cause too. Indie Sounds caught up with Grace for all the news.

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Indie Sounds: You're throwing a party this coming Sunday. What's it all about?
Grace London: I just finished my EP, Rocketship Girl, and I am doing a release party to, well, release it and sell it for the first time! It's an early evening event at a new restaurant on Congress called Swift's Attic. Les RAV is also performing, and all the information is here.
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Lovers Electric are Eden Boucher and hubby David Turley, Australians who I first met in NYC a few years ago and adored their 'good pop' sound. Today, their latest album is released worldwide, so it seemed a good time for Indie Sounds to check in with them ...

Indie Sounds: You are releasing your new album - Impossible Dreams - today worldwide. Tell us about making it?
Eden Boucher: We recorded the new album at a 400 year old barn - Ridge Farm Studio - just south of London in the English countryside. Bands such as Queen, White Snake, Oasis, OMD, Roxy music have recorded albums there. It was a great vibe, so much history in those walls! At one point we were completely snowed in, just near the end of the recording, for about four days we couldn't get the cars out so we lived on tea and toast - which to be honest is what we live on anyway!
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