Behind the music - The Street Leagues
Dublin-based band The Street Leagues discuss their new single 'Misery Hill' and share personal anecdotes about their history. The interview covers their musical influences and the creative process behind their latest album.
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Dublin band The Street Leagues have released their new single, Misery Hill . We asked Paul of the band the BIG questions . . .
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The third single from their recent album, Volume 1: The Historian , Misery Hill was inspired by Grand Canal Dock in Dublin and the lives that have passed through it.
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We were considering calling ourselves the Pall Mall Street Leagues but some pointed out that would not look good as a poster: PMSL.
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