The Margaret Hooligans are a Pennsylvania based duo consisting of Meg Cratty on lead vocals and the electric ukulele, and Mr Strontium on drums and back-up vocals. They have been writing music together since 2020 and express their musical influences as The Who, New Orleans, James Brown, Miles Davis, Soul Train, The White Stripes, Grateful Dead and Fiona Apple.
The Margaret Hooligans take various sound elements from a multitude of different genres and skilfully bring them together into a somewhat chaotic but highly enjoyable manner, in order to create their unique and distinctive sound that their listeners have come to enjoy.
Their recent release, âFat Tongueâ, is more of a three-part sound series than your everyday conventional song. Crattyâs highly distinctive sound of the electric ukulele crashes in with Strontiumâs thunderous drums, which signals the beginning of a disorderly and tumultuous journey that ticks all of the boxes for rebellious rock.
This addictive, topsy-turvy journey is the fourth release from the duoâs forthcoming album, Turntable Tribulations, which is due for release in October. It was produced by the bandâs very own My Strontium, mastered by Jon Huxtable of Smallfish Recordings, and recorded at Piety Street Publishing.
You can listen to The Margaret Hooligans â Fat Tongue on the below link
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