Uncle Frank Drops Latest Single & Lyric Video "HEY!"

NEW YORK - Nov. 12, 2018 - PRLog -- Coming off their latest October release with "Looking For a Home" following 2017's "Love Lion" album, Uncle Frank  are back with the infectious riff laden single "HEY!"!

"HEY!" is 3 minutes of pop magic that'll get in your head and onto your playlist.

"Yes I am nasty that is true... but I can give you that Boogly Boo!"

LISTEN: "HEY!" via Make It Nice Records HERE: https://bit.ly/2Plh4mv

With a monster arrangement that harks to INXS' glorious 'Kick' album, Uncle Frank bring the vibe.

Hey! is the first of a line up of Uncle Frank singles that will be released every month up to their forthcoming album 'Soul On The Battleground' expected in March 2019.

Get "HEY!" via iTunes HERE:

https://apple.co/2P1691n

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Uncle Frank makes the best kind of music.... music with soul, funk, rage and love! The band, made up of multi-instrumentalists and producers Frank Benbini (also one third of The Fun Lovin' Criminals) & Naim Cortazzi, the band has garnered National Radio plays from Huey Morgan on BBC6 Music and BBC Radio 2 and A-listed on Regional Radio throughout the UK, and  features in The Sun, Spindle Magazine, Music-News.com and The Daily Star.

"The world needs this kind of music - because it's real and self-made, feel-good and original." - The Daily Express

Recent show stealing headline appearances at Looe Music festival, The Great Estate in Cornwall and Simon Says in Leicester are getting the band so much love. Internationally Uncle Frank took CMJ music festival by storm in October 2015 at Fat Baby in New York described as 'The best Band at CMJ without a doubt' by Spindle Magazine. Touring with the legendary Ali Campbell of UB40 in the U.S., Frank and Naim duetted with Ali at New Jersey's Performing Arts Centre on singing a reggae version Prince's 'Purple Rain' which is on the Radio Riddler album 'Purple Reggae' (produced by Frank and Fast from FLC) and featuring vocals from Ali Cambell, Sinead O'Connor, Suggs from Madness, Citizen Cope and Beverley Knight as well as Frank Benbini and Naim Cortazzi.

The bands self produced music is mixed by Grammy Award winning mixer and producer Tim Latham (Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, The Rolling Stones and Erykah Badu). Benbini first met Latham during a Lou Reed session at Quad Studios in New York. They immediately hit it off, and when it came to mixing the Uncle Frank album, Latham believed in the project so much, he committed to it before Uncle Frank even secured a record deal.