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Rowena Willis

Rowena Willis

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Contributor, Backseat Mafia

United Kingdom

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Total articles 189

  • Griff & Michele Revive Reggae Classic ’54-46′ with Joyful, Star-Studded Cover

    By Rowena Willis| Backseat Mafia@ Griff and Michele return with a joyful, personality-packed rendition of the legendary ska/rocksteady anthem “54-46” by Toots and the Maytals—one of reggae’s most iconic and influential tracks. Following the success of their feel-good holiday single “Christmas Smile,” this new cover builds on the duo’s charm and musical chemistry, delivering a version that brims with energy, warmth, and reverence for the genre’s roots.

    By Rowena Willis · Backseat Mafia

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • EP Review: Fever Rouge - Feed The Villain

    By Rowena Willis| Backseat Mafia@ Brighton’s Fever Rouge return with Feed The Villain, a snarling, sprawling EP that showcases an evocative blend of post-punk, shoegaze and indie-rock. Opening with the boxing drums and melancholic yet angular riff of the playfully named ‘Shplang’, the opener soon introduces the cool, unaffected yet yearning and pointed lead vocals. Building throughout, the track brings an essence of The Smashing Pumpkins with an undertone of Radiohead.

    By Rowena Willis · Backseat Mafia

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Griff & Michele Revive Reggae Classic ’54-46′ with Joyful, Star-Studded Cover

    By Rowena Willis| Backseat Mafia@ Griff and Michele return with a joyful, personality-packed rendition of the legendary ska/rocksteady anthem “54-46” by Toots and the Maytals—one of reggae’s most iconic and influential tracks. Following the success of their feel-good holiday single “Christmas Smile,” this new cover builds on the duo’s charm and musical chemistry, delivering a version that brims with energy, warmth, and reverence for the genre’s roots.

    By Rowena Willis · Backseat Mafia

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Backseat Mafia