Hollie Cook (Limited Yellow Vinyl LP)

Finally, a pressing that reflects the sunshine-drenched sounds of Hollie Cook's self-titled debut.  We're over the moon that one of our go-to albums for lifting the spirits is now available in a vibrant yellow vinyl LP, and 14 years on from its original release, still sounds as good as ever. She's achieved a lot since her 2011 debut, but we still take frequent holidays to the tropical sounds of this magical collaborative effort between Hollie Cook and Prince Fatty. - Flying Out

Mr Bongo present a yellow vinyl repress of Hollie's sensational, self-titled 2011 debut album. 

14 years on, this timeless debut produced by Prince Fatty fuses Hollie's self-coined
'tropical pop' sound with her passion for reggae and lovers rock singers such as Janet
Kay and Phyllis Dillon and classic '60s girl groups. An album that radiates with
highlights, it features what would become one of Hollie's most popular songs, the
super catchy, sun-soaked Milk & Honey that has racked up over 46 million streams on
Spotify alone.

Elsewhere, there are distinctive reggae cover versions of the Shangri-Las (Remember)
Walkin' In The Sand, transformed from a dark, emotive cut into one filled with a flavour
of hope, alongside a signature new spin on Rachel Sweet's amazing, laidback It's So
Different Here. Take to the bass- heavy Sugar Water (Look At My Face) for a dubleaning workout and look to the singles That Very Night and  Body Beat' to further feel the synergy between Hollie and Prince Fatty, showcasing songs that are inspired and influenced by the past but with a definitive foot in the present. Adding further weight to this iconic debut, there are a talented array of musicians featuring across the
record, including Omar, Dennis Bovell, George Decker (The Pioneers), Horseman, Style Scott, Black Steel, Mutant Hi-Fi and more.

Along with Prince Fatty at the controls and Hollie on the mic, together they crafted a
classic sound that feels as fresh (but also as vintage) as it did fourteen years ago. A
modern masterpiece in its genre, and the start of Hollie's journey to becoming the
contemporary queen of the lovers rock sound.

Tracklist:

1. Milk And Honey
2. That Very Night
3. Walking In The Sand
4. Cry (Disco Mix) ft. Horseman
5. It's So Different Here
6. Sugar Water (Look At My Face) ft. Horseman
7. Shadow Kissing
8. Used To Be
9. Body Beat

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