Agua Azul, by Tenderhooks

Agua Azul

by Tenderhooks

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Brighton's indie pop heroes Tenderhooks are back with yet another summer smash! 'Agua Azul' is the brand new single out on Aldora Britain Records now!

'Agua Azul' sees Tenderhooks take a summer holiday to Mexico with a sun-soaked sophisti pop odyssey. Markus Leinweber once again provides evidence as to his status as a true great of the independent underground. A knack for songwriting that remains unmatched. The track transports listeners to a tropical paradise, incorporating jazz, calypso, indie and much more.

For fans of The Beautiful South, The Style Council and Camera Obscura.

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released August 9, 2021

Lyrics and music by Markus Leinweber.
Produced by Mike Wilton.

Singing and piano by Markus Leinweber.
Drums by Dave Uden.
Bass by Mike Phillips.
Rhythm guitar by Paul Wheeler.
Lead guitar by Ben Green.
Backing vocals by Phil Saatchi.
Saxophones and flute by Charlotte Glasson.

Recorded at Rockfield Studio.
Mixed by Jake Rousham.
Artwork by Markus Leinweber.
Released by Tom Hilton on Aldora Britain Records (ABR-213).