Martin Luke Brown Tickets

After leaving behind the major label world and reinventing his career into one that allows him to live and work as much as possible with friends, his artistry too exists right there. For this new release, he once again returned to working with one of his best friends Matt Zara, staying true to their partnership that is really little more than “hanging out, playing music and whatever happens, happens.” 

From that room, where these two childhood friends seamlessly weave between harmonising and arguing, stress and laughter, work and play - the entire energy of life & death etc is encapsulated.

It hasn’t been long since we last heard from Martin. His previous record, man oh man ! arrived just over a year ago, but he’d grown sick of the strange, stunting delay musicians have to live with. “I'm always keen to keep moving. It makes it easier to be in alignment with who I really am, rather than festering in an old feeling for too long,” Martin said, rejecting the typical wait that forces artists to be promoting some old version of themselves. Deciding to simply make something new when the moment seemed to call for it, he’s realised the value of immediacy and capturing the present.