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A Haunting Ode to Isolation and Yearning: “Alone At A Table For Five” by Havard

“Alone At A Table For Five” by Havard Havard, an artist renowned for his ability to convey profound emotions through his music, marks another milestone in his artistic journey with his new single “Alone At A Table For Five.” His debut album, released four years ago, was a bold act of self-revelation, addressing his most severe personal struggles, including abuse, mental health issues, divorce, and suicidal thoughts. In “Alone At A Table For Five,” Havard continues this tradition of candid storytelling. The song paints a picture of a man seeking connection and understanding in a world often perceived as cold and unwelcoming. The metaphor of a lonely man sitting at a table for five is particularly powerful, symbolising isolation and the desperate attempt to connect with strangers. This depiction is not only visually striking but also emotionally profound and universally relatable. He remains true to his style, offering a blend of honest, introspective lyrics and empathetic melodies. Th
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Guitar-led Indie-Pop from Brighton: Holler & "Tell Me (What I Want To Hear)"

Holler

Emerging out of the Brighton indie scene, this 4-piece guitar-led indie-pop band are certainly one to keep an eye on. From tunes written about Felix’s dodgy driving skills, to love, lust and loneliness, each track tells its own unique story. With their blistering, energetic guitar tones and bright and soothing vocals, this group are ready for the new wave of music ahead.

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Holler are...?

... a new vibrant and energetic Brighton based band looking to leave their mark on the south-coast indie scene. After the release of their debut single ‘See Straight Through’ they have since performed across the uk with bands such as ‘Dutch Criminal Record’, ‘The Motive’ and ‘The Mezz’ and have released a further single to introduce the listeners to a more diverse side to them.


Who inspired you to make music in general?

Each of the 4 boys all have their separate influences. 
Lucas (Lead Singer) and Billy (Drummer) are both heavily inspired by modern 80s inspired indie bands such as The 1975, Inhaler and Sam fender, whilst Felix (Lead Guitarist) stems from a more Brit-pop background, listening to the likes of The Stone Roses, Oasis and The Seahorses. Our bassist Jarvy listened to a lot of pop-punk whilst growing up but has branched out over the years with a wide range of different genres. 
We believe our sound features a good mix of our different influences - catchy pop chorus’ with a punk twist.


What's the hardest part in your opinion for an Indie Artist?

Paying the bills!


Your favorite Venue in Brighton is....?

The Hope and Ruin - The venue has a special place in our hearts as it was the first venue we played with an actual stage! We have had some amazing and memorable nights.


Let us know a song you can't listen to anymore although it was a favorite one?

Thinking Out Loud - Ed Sheeran. I listened to this song on repeat when I was about 14 and just can’t listen to it anymore as I’m so sick of it! 
Ed Sheeran played a big part of my childhood and heavily inspired me to pick up a guitar and write some tunes. A stunning song that definitely did a lot for me growing up, but I have just over played it!


What’s next for you?

We are planning to tour the uk towards the end of the year, supporting bands such as ‘The Royston Club’ and ‘Voodoo Bandits’. We are keen to play more shows in northern cities and want to continue to grow and improve our sound.


Photo credits: Cora Slack

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