Jack Penate has revealed that his debut album has been partly inspired by a Tim Buckley record which touches on the subject of having sex with “loads of big black women.”
The cheeky cockney chap releases ‘Matinee’ through XL Records on October 1 and admits that Jeff Buckley’s dad has been a big influence on its sound.
Penate said: “Tim Buckley’s a big influence on the album. There’s this album by him called ‘Goodbye and Hello’, which I was listening to a lot before recording.
“There was another album called ‘Move With Me’, which was about having sex with loads of big black women.”
He laughed to the NME: “I was like – ‘Hey I love this album’ – Maybe it’s rubbed off on my record too.!”
In other news, Mr Penate has just released the album artwork to ‘Matinee’, which you can see above.
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