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Nicholas Kingsley
Nicholas Kingsley is a London-based musician who works with soul and R&B sounds. His 2018 single 'Bring The Good Stuff' featuring Daniel Farrant gained some...
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Nicholas Kingsley is a London-based musician who works with soul and R&B sounds. His 2018 single 'Bring The Good Stuff' featuring Daniel Farrant gained some attention, built around a groove and his vocals.
He records with a band that includes Dan Carey on guitar, Matt Buxton on bass, and Tom Marsh on drums. Their material tends toward soulful melodies and personal lyrics.
Kingsley has released albums like 'The Good Stuff' and 'Higher Ground'. He's also worked with other UK artists including Maverick Sabre and Celeste.
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