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Photo Review: Walwin – Heartbreakers, Southampton

WALWIN has been a staple of the UK’s alternative scene for the past decade as an artist, writer and producer of many influential records. Writing & recording songs for artists like Emma Blackery, Charlie Simpson (Busted,Fightstar) & As December Falls whilst also releasing their own music & touring across the UK, Europe and the US.

Walwin dropped into Heartbreakers in Southampton last week as part of his mini three date tour which also took in London and Bristol. Walwin was being supported by Twin Skeleton and Nothing Rhymes with Orange. Alia Thomas was there to catch the evening – check out the galleries below from the night.

Walwin

Twin Skeleton

Nothing Rhymes With Orange

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