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"Cheer Up Baby (Eli Brown Remix) - Single" is an album by Inhaler, released 24th June 2021 via Polydor Records. It features 1 track, including "Cheer Up Baby (Eli Brown Remix)".
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With their third album, Inhaler step boldly into uncharted territory, leaving their comfort zone behind to create their most ambitious and authentic record yet.
Special guests Seb Lowe and Neon Waltz will join them.
Inhaler’s second stab at a Reading performance is a belated victory lap for a band achieving their highest ambitions.
The three-time Dork cover stars released their second album, 'Cuts And Bruises', in February.
The track is taken from their second album 'Cuts and Bruises'
It comes ahead of the 17th February release of their second album ‘Cuts & Bruises’.
The city-centre day festival will take place in Glasgow Green from July 7th-11th.
They've just dropped a new track, 'Love Will Get You There', and announced their second album, 'Cuts and Bruises', to come early next year. But after a chart topping debut, are Inhaler ready to do it all over again?
There's also room for Connie Constance, Tove Lo, PVA and loads more.
The band's second full-length is set to arrive next February.
The current Dork cover stars’ last single, ‘These Are The Days’, was shared in June.
The issue drops this Friday (14th October).
The shows are in support of their seventh studio album, ‘The Car’.
The follow-up to debut album 'It Won't Always Be Like This' is on the way.
It's been a week packed with new music. We've sifted through the pile and plucked out a few of the best.
The first new music from the band since the release of chart-topping debut album 'It Won't Always Be Like This' last year, it comes ahead of an appearance at Glastonbury later this month.
A Covid outbreak in the band's touring party has forced them to reschedule four shows.
The Dublin band have been working on the follow up to last year's 'It Won't Always Be Like This'.
"Number two like poo poo number two????" - Alfie Templeman, 19.
In terms of apt titles, Inhaler’s debut album - ‘It Won’t Always Be Like This’ - is the kind of hopeful prophecy we’re all yearning for. For a band long predicted to make it to the big leagues, they’re ready to take the limelight on their own terms.
