Still Corners | Tour Bus Tracks

Still Corners run us through their top 5 tour bus listens, track by track.

Still Corners, the London-based project consisting of songwriter/producer Greg Hughes and vocalist Tessa Murray have been releasing their own brand of dream pop for over 10 years since their debut EP, Remember Pepper?. With their fourth studio album, Slow Air released this summer to much praise (including from GigList) the band are gearing up for a whopping North American and EU/UK tour which kicks off on 6th September, Johnny Brenda's, Philadelphia, US and concludes 8th December, Q-Factory, Amsterdam. GigList was lucky enough to catch up with Hughes and Murray to ask them the all-important question, which tracks do they listen to on the road - to keep them entertained and sane through the long hours between shows. Listen to Still Corners Tour Bus Tracks below.

'So Far Away' - Dire Straits

SC: "Best to listen to this with the windows rolled down pulling into a new city."

'Graceland' - Paul Simon

SC: "Best to listen to while actually on the way to Graceland to pay respect to the King baby."

'Sleepwalk' - Santo & Johnny

SC: "Only listen to this while on a dusty road in the middle of nowhere."

'Soul Vibrations' - Dorothy Ashby

SC: "Best to listen to at midnight when you've ingested too much coffee or perhaps something else that musicians seem to do."

'Everybody Wants to Rule the World' - Tears for Fears

SC: "Best to listen to when you're first pulling out of the driveway to start the tour when everyone is still friends, don't hate each other and everything hasn't turned shit." For more Tour Bus Tracks from other artists click here