If the UK election campaign has been dull so far, it’s for want of musical commentary.
No more. Up pop’s our pal Melinda Hughes with her whip and her her both-ways swing…. Just gone live.
A social media activist has circulated a video…
Francesco Meli is due to sing Verdi’s Otello…
Maria Mot’s boutique London-based management has signed the…
Zachary Woolfe, chief music critic of the New…
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I love the hyphen in the headline!
‘Grip me, whip me… don’t double dip me…’
Immortal lyrics.
Double meaning aside, is this an anti-austerity message? Or alternatively a satire on Labour scaremongering about the robust UK economy?