Teddy Thompson chats to ilikemusic.com

ILM: Your new single, Everybody Move It is out on Feb 27th. Can you give us your own personal description of its vibe?

TEDDY: Basically, it's from the point of view… when I was a teenager I used to go out to clubs but I always hated them and I just went because everybody else did. And it's written from that perspective of being the person who doesn't really want to be there, and can't dance and just ends up sitting in a corner watching everyone else go by.

ILM: You recently completed your own UK tour and also toured with Martha Wainright. Any hightlights or funny stories?

TEDDY: Lots of them. Being on tour is always fun. I had a good time on both of those tours. Funny stories? Ooh I don't know if any of them are particularly PG-rated, there were a lot of shenanigans going on - other people of course, not myself. I'm much more mature and well-behaved. There was one night in particular in Oxford and we were all staying on the same floor of a hotel, and there was a lot of musical doors banging if you like. Random girls and drummers and stuff and revolving doors and not much sleep. I, of course, was reading a book or doing something sensible. But it was quite amusing, like a Benny Hill sketch.
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