Counting Coins – ‘Don’t Look Down’ 

Counting Coinst5

Counting Coins are an ska/punk outfit, formed in 2009. Their very modern sound, which can switch from ska/punk to gypsy to hip-hop and back again in the space of one song, gives more than a nod to the best of the politicised alternative music scene of the 80s. 

Counting Coins has steadily built up a reputation for getting the crowds bouncing during their raucously energetic live shows. Often stealing the spotlight when taking a support slot, they want everyone to have a good time and refuse to take no for an answer.

Since the success of their track, ‘Take the Ride’ in 2010 and again in 2013 with their EP, ‘Reach for the Sky’, Counting Coins have been performing across the UK and Europe, supporting such artists as Random Hand, Sonic Boom 6, The New Town Kings, The Talks, Jaya the Cat, Babar Luck (ex King Prawn), The King Blues, The JB Conspiracy, Neville Staple (ex The Specials), The Stiff Joints, as well as dominating festival stages such as Boomtown, Rebellion, Tramlines, Galtres and Freedom Festival.

The boys are now set to release their new single, ‘Don’t Look Down’  on 1st October. ‘Don’t Look Down’, which sees them further develop their ska/punk roots, features Robin Leitch, of Random Hand, and Pat Pretorius from The Talks, and is the eagerly awaited first release from Counting Coins’ forthcoming album.

The soon-to-be-released video for ‘Don’t Look Down’ features crowds from Counting Coins’ local following, who were invited to a ‘Coins Style Party’. The resulting footage gives an insight into the energy the crowd generate at a the band’s shows.

‘Don’t Look Down’, by Counting Coins is due for release on the 1st October.

For more information visit the Counting Coins Official Facebook  and Bandcamp pages.

Counting Coins -  Summer 2014 (Live gig show reel)

 

About the author

There’s a lot of music out there - good music. At Essentially Pop our remit is that we cover music that deserves to be heard, with a particular focus on independent artists. That doesn't mean we won't cover your old favourites - rather we hope to give you some new favourites as well.

We no longer accept unpaid PR agency work. We believe the creative arts have value, and this includes writing. As always, we will write about artists who contact us - or who we contact - for free - but we can no longer work free of charge for PR agencies. We work hard, we put in a lot of hours writing, and we ask that you respect that. Contact us for our very reasonable rates.

Follow us on: Twitter, Google+, Tumblr, Pinterest, Instagram, Myspace, Facebook, Spotify, Youtube. Drop us an email on hello@essesntiallypop.com

Leave a Reply