The Sudanese Playboys are a band as culturally exotic and diverse as their quirky name suggests. They bring together influences from these island shores, the Middle East, the Caribbean sun and Celtic mists to create a unique indie-groove feel. While the band pedals syncopated soul rhythms, the streaming guitar licks provide a perfect countermelody to the catchy but profound songs that define the Sudanese Playboy sound. They pull no punches in expressing their experiences and beliefs and with the release of their debut EP ‘Raised on Alcohol’ on 13 December 2010 they invite you to join them on their crusade.

Hailing from Enfield, and forming in 2008 after J, Mem and ‘Big Daddy’ Steve met at T Birds in Finsbury Park, the Sudanese Playboys quickly gained a reputation on their local scene for having great melodies, a fantastic live show and a dedication and passion for real music. Releasing a 3 track promo single featuring the tracks ‘Dream’, ‘Go’ and the haunting ‘Tired’ cemented this further and with it the bands growing ambition and thirst for success and exposure. Recording the ‘Raised On Alcohol’ EP at The Way Studios using classic analogue equipment (Neve desk a la Abby Rd and the Beatles, 50's Neumann U57), they have succeeded in capturing a spirit, vibe and genuine depth of sound that really does the timeless and dynamic songwriting ability they possess real justice.

The title track itself is an anthemic tale of drink-fuelled, directionless excess and the inevitability of a lifetime's worth of morning induced regret – it speaks directly to your subconscious. With the addition of 2 superb videos for ‘Raised On Alcohol’ and the wonderfully up-tempo folk-pop brilliance of ‘Anyhow’, the Sudanese Playboys are a looking to plant an addictive seed in your head that will grow into a beautiful flower of expression and joy!

For all press enquiries or for further information please contact Danny Ackerley on danny@quitegreat.co.uk or call 01223 410000.