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Geordie Greep (Black Midi)- The New Sound (Vinyl) Jesse Paris Smith and sound like lost TangerineThe New Sound Geordie Greep "Music can be so much more than learning to play the same as everybody else. It can be anything you want." Geordie's debut solo album boasts a brand of high quality, all embracing alternative pop fun, walking the line between the ridiculous and brilliant with a teflon coated aplomb. How the record came about is a thing to marvel at. Over thirty session musicians were involved in it's making, on two continents. Greep says,