The Feeling - Rosé

The Feeling release their fifth single "Rosé" on February 12th 2007. Taken from their double platinum debut album "Twelve Stops And Home", "Rosé" is written and performed by The Feeling.

The Feeling's previous four singles "Sewn" (March '06), "Fill My Little World" (June '06) "Never Be Lonely" (August '06) and "Love It When You Call" (November '06) have all been huge hits. The cumulative airplay enjoyed by the band's four singles meant that The Feeling were the No 1 most played band in the UK in 2006.

"Rosé" is available on CD and 7" vinyl formats. The CD features singer Dan Gillespie Sells' original demo version of the band's debut single "Sewn" as well as The Feeling's unique take on the 80s Buggles classic "Video Killed The Radio Star" and, by public demand, "Fill My Little Fanfare" the stunning a cappella fanfare that has been the band's intro music on tour. The 7" will feature "Rosé" and Dan's "Sewn" demo.

The band met at college in London. They answered an ad in the back of a music mag for a covers band to play a season in the French Alps, then spent three months living in a shoebox on the side of a mountain and playing ten two hour shows a week for drunken snowboarders. They returned to London, set up their amps in a garden shed and recorded what was to become their debut album "Twelve Stops And Home". Their name came from the neon sign on a bar in Paris they drove past on their way home.
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