Maverick Sabre
Date of birth
12th July, 1990
Occupation
Musician
Sex
Male
Maverick Sabre - Innerstanding Album Review
By Adam Holden in Music Reviews on 12 November 2015
In the eyes of some, taking a two-three sabbatical from any job can leave you sluggish and off point. Taking a two-three sabbatical after selling 250,000 copies of your debut album in such a ruthless and forgetting music climate is almost suicide to some.
It was 2011 when Maverick Sabre released his first official single, followed soon by the rest of his debut album in 2012. It was an entertaining and easily listenable album with many great tunes to nod you head and sing to yourself in the shower.
The young-London-born singer-songwriter used his love of hip hop, soul and RnB to fuse together music that combined all of those elements. It included tracks like 'I Need', 'These Days' and 'Shooting Stars', with the latter showing the artists fantastic potential.
Though all that seems like a life time ago, a time where Ed Sheeran was popping up on peoples radars singing A Team in the smallest of venues.
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The 20th Anniversary Of V Festival Now Joined By Mark Ronson And Example
By Holly Williams in Music / Festivals on 12 May 2015
A new wave of artists has been announced for this year's pop fest.
More big names have been announced for the exciting 20th anniversary line-up of V Festival in Essex! Example, Maverick Sabre and former JLS band member Aston Merrygold join the already incredible bill alongside a host of others as the Summer weekend draws ever nearer.
'You Give Me Love' will be released as part of Idris Elba's latest musical project 'Idris Elba Presents: Mi Mandela', which incorporates both high-profile Western pop sensations; from Mumford & Sons to George The Poet; with virtually unheard of South African genius; including the Mahotella Queens and Nothembi Mkhwebane. It will be released just in time for Christmas through Elba's own label 7wallace and Parlophone Records, and marks Elba's first musical venture since 2010.
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Rita Ora Apologises For Wardrobe Malfunction, 'How Embarrassing!'
By Michael West in Music / Festivals on 08 November 2012
Rita Ora has apologised to her fans for an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction at the Red Bull Culture Clash event at Wembley Arena on Wednesday evening (November 8, 2012). The R.I.P singer exposed a little too much in her risque outfit and took to Twitter this morning to joke about the incident.
"Yes. It's true. I got straight off a motorbike from O2 to Wembley, I didn't have time to change.I didn't have time to change and then all of a sudden the zip got lower and lower, I rushed on stage and pop! It happened, f**k!" The chart-topping singer added, "Sorry guys (How embarrassing). Apologised! Despite that amazing show! :) LOL". Other than Ora's slight hitch, the unique event ran pretty smoothly. It saw four different soundsystems being pitched against each other, with audience decibels rating each act. The rules were dictated by DJ's Tim Westwood and Gemma Cairney - their Radio 1 pal Annie Mac boasted a strong roster that included Katy B, Ms Dynamite, Maverick Sabre and Example. However, it was Boy Better Know, with the help of Hot Chip and Lethal, who roused the evening's biggest cheers and eventually took the Red Bull crown.
21-year-old Ora became the first artist in 2012 to have three consecutive No.1 singles, with Hot Right Now, How We Do (Party) and R.I.P.
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Maverick Sabre - A Change Is Gonna Come (Live)
Maverick Sabre's debut album, Lonely Are The Brave, was released on February 6th 2012, through Mercury Records. From the album, the singer recorded a cover version of Sam Cooke's 1963 hit, A Change Is Gonna Come. Maverick is embarking on a ten day UK tour in March 2012.
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Maverick Sabre, Lonely Are The Brave Album Review
By Adam Holden in Music Reviews on 08 February 2012
Maverick Sabre once told me his music was soulful hip hop inspired acoustic music; and this month, after years of hard work, Mav finally released his debut studio album 'Lonely Are The Brave'; but has he accomplished his convoluted mix of genres successfully?
Maverick Sabre - No One
Maverick Sabre's highly anticipated debut album, Lonely Are The Brave, will be released on February 6th 2012. His third single from the album, No One, will be released on the same day. In March 2012, Maverick will embark on his biggest UK tour so far, taking in ten cities in ten days.
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Maverick Sabre, Interview
Maverick Sabre's career has blossomed - in the last few months especially - and although that was one thing I wanted to delve into, I was still surprised about how laid back he was. Going off point and talking for what felt like hours, the interview took a far more conversational tone than planned, even resulting in the tables turning and Mr Sabre questioning me, the interviewer. Nonetheless, the addiction of music is always welcoming.
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Maverick Sabre, Interview
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Maverick Sabre - Look What I've Done
Maverick Sabre releases his new single 'Look What I've Done' this week, the track is taken from his new EP 'The Lost Words' which was release on March 7th 2011 through Mercury Records. If you're a fan of Professor Green or Chase & Status you might be familiar with Maverick's style as he's provided vocals on tracks for both acts; the former being Professor Green's 'Jungle' and the latter 'Fire In Your Eyes' taken from Chase & Status' album 'No More Idols'.
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