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Soft Play is an English punk rock duo formed in Royal Tunbridge Wells in 2012 by Isaac Holman and Laurie Vincent. The band was previously known as Slaves until 2022, when they changed their name and issued a public apology for its offensive reference to slavery. Holman performs lead vocals and drums, while Vincent provides backing vocals, guitar, and bass.
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The SOFT PLAY frontman returns with his third solo record.
A debut album recorded in four days at Marshall Studio is on the way
The SOFT PLAY frontman's solo project returns with ten new tracks.
Dork is also heading over to do our Down With Boring podcast live.
Soft Play will release a deluxe anniversary edition of their 2015 debut album featuring b-sides, EP tracks, and live recordings.
They want him to play bass on their John Wick-inspired song during their Coachella set.
Soft Play's expanded album 'Heavier Jelly' will include six new tracks and a Kate Nash collaboration, releasing April 18th.
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A lengthy hiatus. A change of name. A comeback single featuring Robbie bleedin’ Williams. SOFT PLAY have gone through a lot over the past few years - but now the boys are back in town*.
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