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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2020 · 1H 8M

Let's All Be Friends

from Feeling Versonic · host Stephen Connor

Alan Smith is lead singer and guitarist for Indie Rock band Bellevue Days. Alan embarked on his music career at the tender age of 14 learning his craft from the ground up by playing in bands, and ever since has totally immersed himself in pursuing his dream of being in a touring rock band. As a Songwriter, Alan has credits on the Bellevue Days’ three critically acclaimed EP Records released by the band; Rosehill, Sad Boy and The Sun Came Up When We were Young. The band’s eagerly awaited debut album 'It Can't Possibly Go Wrong - Ever' was released in November 2019. As far as band reviews go, this one is not too shabby; "Probably my favourite band in the whole world" – Alex Baker – Kerrang Alan’s trademark vocals; strong and soaring in parts but soft and tender in others create a whimsical atmosphere to his sound. Alan has contributed to, and been featured on numerous releases from other artists, including Versonic, and unsurprisingly is held in very high esteem by his musician peers. Alan has recently established himself as sought-after Producer and Mix Engineer in the world of music production. I am delighted to be able to call him a friend, and to share his story on Feeling Versonic.

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