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Harry Beaton

  • Digital and Communications Manager, Boomtown Fair
  • Freelance Social Media Manager, Pride Life
  • Freelance Writer, Freelance
Bristol, Weston-super-Mare
As seen in: Gigslutz, One on One
Covers:  Music Business, Recorded Music, Live Music, Music Culture and Education. I would also like to cover sports.
social @boomtownfair #UTG

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I am a queer Music Business graduate from the Bristol area - with a proven passion for the Music Industry. Aged 15, I began writing for Music Publications and got to experience festivals and live music across England.

During this time, I performed locally in bands and focussed my studies on the Music Business. I have amassed multifaceted experience across multiple sectors of the industry including Artist Management with the worlds largest independent management company Red Light Management and…

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Good News! Tuvaband and Lee 'Scratch' Perry Have Collaborated (And Created An Absolute Banger)

Good News! Tuvaband and Lee 'Scratch' Perry Have Collaborated (And Created An Absolute Banger)

For the latest release on her own label, Passion Flames, Tuva Marschhäuser has collaborated with the legendar…

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Jordan Rakei Announces New Album, 'What We... - One on One

Jordan Rakei Announces New Album, 'What We... - One on One

Everyone's favourite Kiwi is back on the scene for the fourth full-length installment of his signature neo-so…

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We're Halfway To 2022, So Here Are The Best Songs Of 2021 (So Far)

We're Halfway To 2022, So Here Are The Best Songs Of 2021 (So Far)

2021 has delivered bangers - and we can't wait to dance. Here is our playlist of bops that we'll be dancing t…

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BIMM Mentors: 5 Things I Learnt From My Time Here

BIMM Mentors: 5 Things I Learnt From My Time Here

Studying at university is stressful at the best of times - let alone during a pandemic. Throughout my time at…

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Shrink - 'Shrink': The London polymath hits the ground running with a solid debut

Shrink - 'Shrink': The London polymath hits the ground running with a solid debut

Despite only being 22 years old, London-based producer, singer, and songwriter Sam Breathwick is already onto…

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Celeste - 'Not Your Muse' Review - One on One

Celeste - 'Not Your Muse' Review - One on One

The debut album from British-Jamaican soul-songstress Celeste has landed - and, despite being one of the most…

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Jordan Rakei Announces New Album, 'What We...

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By Harry Beaton
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One on One favourite (and Kiwi superstar) Jordan Rakei announces the release of his fourth studio album, What We Call Life, out September 17th on Ninja Tune. Everyone’s favourite Kiwi is back on the scene for the fourth full-length installment of his signature neo-soul and R&B-driven sound – and this time it’s personal.
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Good News! Tuvaband and Lee 'Scratch' Perry Have Collaborated (And Created An Absolute Banger)

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By Harry Beaton
| One on One
Like peanut butter and jelly, and strawberries and cream, a perfect-on-paper collab with Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry crowns Tuvaband the indie-dub queen. For the latest release on her own label, Passion Flames, Tuva Marschhäuser has collaborated with the legendary Jamaican to reimagine her single, ‘Irreversible’. Tuva heralds Perry as being both bold and innovative – not too dissimilar from herself, then. . .
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Jordan Rakei Announces New Album, 'What We...

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By Harry Beaton
| One on One
One on One favourite (and Kiwi superstar) Jordan Rakei announces the release of his fourth studio album, What We Call Life, out September 17th on Ninja Tune. Everyone’s favourite Kiwi is back on the scene for the fourth full-length installment of his signature neo-soul and R&B-driven sound – and this time it’s personal.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

My first writing experience was for Gigslutz where I reviewed live music and festivals when I was 16 years old.

How is social media changing news?

News proliferates instantaniously, unedited.

What's the funniest news-related #hashtag you've seen?

Probably when Susan Boyle had an album party... #susanalbumparty

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