In the Mean Meantime

Songwriter and singer Jamie Whelligan is a pop troubadour in the classic late 1960s mode. A busker on the London Underground, an actor in arthouse film. One of those ever present characters
who seems weirdly displaced in the modern world.

Whelligan’s songs mine that vein of melodic, psychedelic guitar pop that a certain type of English
band are famous for. With songs spinning effortlessly from one genre to another, fans of XTC, Syd
Barrett, and even The Rutles won’t be disappointed.

Co-produced by long term collaborator Nick Frater (Big Stir Records/Great Sheiks) whose trademark sonic fairy-dust brings the magic of Whelligan’s tunes to your ears.Sweet vocals harmonise over warm and wiry guitars, while inventive lyrics are matched with floating melodies. The album promises an enjoyable trip down a psyche-pop rabbit hole.