New Kate Nash single

Mar 08

New Kate Nash single

Much as we loved some of her first album, we still wouldn't have put money on Kate Nash repeating the success of 'Foundations' with her second album. That was until we heard her new single 'Do Wah Doo' in the OMG office this afternoon. A superb, brassy pop tune with neat video to match, her vowel bothering accent is still a tad grating but there's no denying that this a tune of the highest order. Welcome back Ms Nash, we didn't realise how much we missed you.

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