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Cornish singer songwriter Ruarri Joseph's beautiful and hypnotic new track More Than Most is taken from Joseph's new album Both Sides Of The Coin and mixed by Grammy Award winning Stephen Fitzmaurice (U2, Depeche Mode, Kate Nash) It is released digitally featuring a cover of Bob Dylan's Make You Feel My Love, recorded live on Dermot O'Leary's Radio 2 show, as a b-side.
The video to the single, directed by the multi-award winning Sam Walker follows the journey and emotions of two genuine child Thai boxers, aged 8 & 9, as they compete in the final of the Warriors Thai Boxing Show in Crawley, Sussex. The promo is in split-screen format presenting the fight from two very personal and poignant points of view.
The son of a micro-biologist and a practising witch, Joseph was born in Edinburgh and raised in Cornwall until the age of 13, when his parents separated and he was taken to live with his mother and brother in a devout Christian community in New Zealand. Unable to share his family's faith, Joseph moved back to Cornwall at the age of 16. From there, Joseph took a string of different jobs, from bar work to teaching music to disaffected and disadvantaged young people, whilst also attempting to pursue music as a full-time career.
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