Hello Seahousers, this is your increasingly irregular newsletter from your local independent record label, based in Barrow-in-Furness, UK. PaZz - Same Chords: Different Order. The fourth PaZz album is released on Friday 24th October and, despite its tongue-in-cheek title, shows the band exploring new ground. The beautiful Like You Do is an undeniably great love […]

Hello everyone, we hope you’re enjoying the lovely early summer weather. Drink plenty of water! We’ve got some nice new things to tell you about. Firstly, our Songs From Round Town album gets its full release this coming Friday, 23rd May. This is an album original songs by ten different Seahouse artists celebrating our hometown […]

Hello everyone. It is an absolute pleasure to be able to share our news with you once again. Positive changes behind the scenes here at Seahouse have given us all sorts of new things to share with you, and much of this is down to our fab new Website wonder woman Paula. Thanks Paula!  So, […]

The fifth album by Jonny Swift sees the Cumbrian-based musician take a radical move away from upbeat jangly indie pop, and sees him delve in to his darker side – which is the theme running all of the way through this album, from the artwork to the song titles themselves. Opening up with a huge […]

Introducing the much-anticipated second compilation album from Seahouse Records: Mixtape #2. This release marks a celebration of our diverse roster of talented artists and the incredible tracks they create. This album is perfect for you if you're on the look-out to discover new music. Listen now. A Celebration of Diverse Talent: At Seahouse Records, we […]

It's already better than OK in Seahouse world. And hopefully this digest will explain why, in a way that is equal parts informative, entertaining, confused, and fully inclusive. It's the only way forward folks! New music from Prater Monks! Their single "You Are Not Your Thoughts (You Are More, You Are Amazing)" is out today, […]

Alrighty then! Week one is done, we're back in the new school year, roles have been established, boundaries are being pushed, and somehow summer has returned. I have it on good authority that "it'll be like this 'til Halloween". Good job, cos vampires really don't like the sunlight (unless it's reflected off the moon, then […]

Hello hello! Is there anybody out there? It's September, and it's already shaping up to be a busy month here at Seahouse Records. We're all back to school after 6 weeks with nothing to do, and looking to cause trouble with the new teacher. But first, news! Seahouse Mixtape #1 has been lovingly curated by […]

The British summer is here, and whether you're topping up your lobster tan or sheltering from the storms, just remember it's yours, and no-one can take that away from you. Here at Seahouse we carry on like term never even ended. Insula are about to let their new single off the leash. 'Like You' is […]

Yes. The aquatic theme of sea and ships meets neatly in our new project, plus new podcast and new single from a new artist. It's all new, new, new around here. Seahouse Records is very pleased to announce details of its first Scholarship Programme. The awards, supported by a grant from BarrowFull’s Boosting Barrow’s Creativity […]

Welcome, welcome, welcome! This is the Seahouse Newsletter on the last day of June (if you haven't heard the Neil Finn song of that name, please look it up, it's a beauty). We start today with news of a new release from Jamie Bosanko. A Little Grace is a slow burner of a tune, with […]

We admit it. We've probably taken too much on. Another bumper month of new releases, new artists, new videos, another new podcast edition, and our first festival stage. A finer fess you will not find! Another Fine Fest is Ulverston's annual celebration of music, comedy, arts, dance, food and drink, and we are thrilled to […]

Well hello hello! Those fine young chaps The AeroBees released a new single last week. Scott and Tom's new work is called No Angel, which prompted the quotable reaction of "cool cowboy vibes" from the Seahouse offices. Featuring a rhythm section of Mike Garnett (bass) and Emker Cel (drums), we think you'll dig this. Have […]

Well, look at the muck in 'ere! Jonny Swift can't ever be accused of being lazy, can he? Not with his musical output, anyway. But some folk may see him in a different light. His new single Pigsty is out this Friday, and it's a modern-day stormer of a tune. He's made a video as […]

...go without the essentials. Food, drink, shelter, love and music. Everything else is a bonus, but these are the things you need. And here at Seahouse, we try and provide you with at least one of life's essentials (until we open our chain of budget hotels). This Sunday sees our sixth Seahouse Showcase, our semi-regular […]

Welcome, welcome, welcome! Our first newsletter of the month is brief but tasty. A bit like that ever-diminishing favourite childhood biscuit... Pearl And The Piano have released a new single. Mrs Jones is a classic piece of singer-songwriter soul, courtesy of Carly and Graeme. We think you'll like singing along to this one into your […]

Hello hello hello! Three releases to tell you about today, starting with this glorious blast of energy from Jamie Bosanko. Life Will Do is short, sharp and to the point, and sees Jamie and band in full-on punk rock mode, though never straying too far from the melodies that make him the songwriter he is. […]

Hola! It's Friday, and Seahouse has more news to bring you. Olivia Dacre releases her new single Man on the Moon tomorrow (Sat 25th March). Her second single with Seahouse and this time Olivia brings out her guitar and studio band to give us a slice of dreamy retro pop. This song would easily sit […]

Ahoy Seahousers! As mentioned in the previous correspondence, Pazz's new album "When The Internet Breaks" is out today. 13 tracks of brilliant songs from the north west of England, a mix of electronics, beats, guitars and vocals that is the sound of PaZz. Listen to it on all platforms, Spotify link here. Mark Docherty is […]

Well hello there! We have a very busy month ahead, with lots of new releases. First out of the trap is "When The Internet Breaks", the second album by PaZz. Continuing their Manchester-sound songwriting influence of the first record but with further advances into electronica and beats, this album is 13 tracks long and well […]