Cardiff day-glo indie-rockers Boy Azooga have inked an exclusive worldwide deal with independent music publisher Faber Music.
The band - the brainchild of drummer Davey Newington - recently won the Welsh Music Prize 2018 for their album 1,2, Kung Fu, beating off stiff competition from Manic Street Preachers, Gwenno and Gruff Rhys.
The band - the brainchild of drummer Davey Newington - recently won the Welsh Music Prize 2018 for their album 1,2, Kung Fu, beating off stiff competition from Manic Street Preachers, Gwenno and Gruff Rhys.
Commenting on the signing, Richard King, chief executive of Faber Music said: 'With live performances that genuinely excite and an already substantial, dedicated fan-base, Boy Azooga are one of the most original new talents in the UK today.
'We are thrilled to have entered into an exclusive, worldwide publishing deal with the band’s creative force, Davey Newington and look forward to building on his and the band’s already considerable reputation as we work closely together.'
Newington added: 'Absolutely over the moon to say we are doing publishing with Faber. Such an amazing team, we’re really excited for the future with them.'
