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Released 24th September 2021.
SK says: "An irresistible love letter to 80s and 90s electropop from the former New Young Pony Club vocalist/keyboardist, featuring two extraordinary covers: a cool, synth-led reading of Steely Dan's classic "Time Out of Mind" and a radical recasting of actor Brian Protheroe's '70s cult hit "Pinball"."
Effortlessly hopscotching between vintage acid and 80s R'nB, insouciant Francophone pop and twinkling electro house, Lou Hayter has delivered something at once utterly unique and defiantly timeless with her much anticipated debut solo LP, released on Skint Records. It has been a long time coming for London native Hayter, who first made her mark professionally as keyboardist for New Young Pony Club, one of THE bands at the epicentre of the white hot day-glo nu rave scene alongside the likes of the Klaxons and Test Icicles in 2006. But, to fully place her debut album in context, it is necessary to
Released 24th September 2021.
SK says: “An irresistible love letter to 80s and 90s electropop from the former New Young Pony Club vocalist/keyboardist, featuring two extraordinary covers: a cool, synth-led reading of Steely Dan’s classic “Time Out of Mind” and a radical recasting of actor Brian Protheroe’s ’70s cult hit “Pinball”.”
Effortlessly hopscotching between vintage acid and 80s R’nB, insouciant Francophone pop and twinkling electro house, Lou Hayter has delivered something at once utterly unique and defiantly timeless with her much anticipated debut solo LP, released on Skint Records. It has been a long time coming for London native Hayter, who first made her mark professionally as keyboardist for New Young Pony Club, one of THE bands at the epicentre of the white hot day-glo nu rave scene alongside the likes of the Klaxons and Test Icicles in 2006. But, to fully place her debut album in context, it is necessary to
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