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Tomás Doncker unveils upcoming EP ‘Hard Is Hard’, leading single ‘ACE OF SPADES’

Discussing his decision to cover the single, he explains, “Motörhead…Lemmy…Ace of Spades. Who doesn’t love this song? I have since I first heard it many lifetimes ago. A few years back, I was in a car, and it came on the radio - and it spoke to me in a very different way than it ever had before. This was the moment when the idea of covering it popped into my head. When I read the lyrics, it became clear to me what it was that was tugging at me…The Blues. I realised that Motörhead had changed the spirit of Son House, Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, and the Delta Blues storytelling tradition and sped it up to create one of the quintessential rock and roll anthems of all time. It became obvious that I had to sing this song. I saw myself in it.”

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Reggae Land Preview

Superstars Chronixx and Capelton will headline a packed weekend boasting some of the world's top reggae artists in August.

Reggae Land, now in its fifth year, has established itself as one of the summer staples, showing it can attract the genre's biggest names.

This year will feature a top line-up over two days, including Protoje, Gyptian, YG Marley, Steel Pulse and Morgan Heritage.

Iconic singer Marcia Griffths will join Tanya Stephens in a hotly-anticipated set at the Milton Keynes Bowl.

Lila Ike, one of the most exciting new talents on the planet, will appear on the Saturday, as will the Queens of Lovers Rock - Carroll Thompson, Janet Kay, Dawn Penn and Adele Harley.

There will also be rare UK appearances from Spragga Benz and Etana, and the popular Jungle Cakes crew, Aba Shanti I and Mungo's Hi Fi will keep the music going through the two days.

The Bowl will welcome a massive 100,000 fans on August 2 and 3.

Tickets will sell out so move fast to secure your place at www.reggaeland.co.uk.