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Listen to The Streets’ Mike Skinner air his lockdown frustrations on new track ‘Where The F*&K did April Go’
08.05.2020 - 20:03 / nme.com
"I just wrote a tune the same way other people might talk to a therapist"
The Streets‘ Mike Skinner has shared another new track ‘Where The F*&K did April Go’.
The song, which will serve as b-side to his recent Tame Impala Kevin Parker collaboration, ‘Call My Phone Thinking I’m Doing Nothing Better’, sees Skinner airing his frustrations about the current lockdown in the UK due to the coronavirus pandemic. Lisen to the track below.
“I wrote this last week. It’s a weird time isn’t it,” he said in
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