Black Peaks dropped into BBC Radio 1 last night to play a session for Annie Mac’s show.
Huw Stephens was sitting in as the band rolled up to Maida Vale in advance of the release of their debut album ‘Statues’, set to drop this Friday (April 8th).
As is customary for these things, Black Peaks treated fans to a cover, doing their own version of Jack Garratt‘s ‘Falling’.
You can check out the full thing below.
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Huw Stephens was sitting in as the band rolled up to Maida Vale in advance of the release of their debut album ‘Statues’, set to drop this Friday (April 8th).
As is customary for these things, Black Peaks treated fans to a cover, doing their own version of Jack Garratt‘s ‘Falling’.
You can check out the full thing below.
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