A Queen parody for the US midterms
They released “Go, Stop Him Now!”, adapting Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” to comment on Donald Trump and the approaching US midterm elections.
A musical family of six from Faversham, Kent, sharing close harmonies, topical song parodies and original music, with their debut album Hollow Chapters released in 2026.
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They released “Go, Stop Him Now!”, adapting Queen’s “Don’t Stop Me Now” to comment on Donald Trump and the approaching US midterm elections.
They announced a livestream of the first hour of their 24 October Ashford show, featuring parodies and original songs. Online tickets were £5.
Their Temptations cover honoured the memory of Alyssa Sangeeta Jacobson ahead of her birthday. The arrangement uses mandolin, violin, shared vocals and bass recorded by Alfie during a visit home.
They adapted Bob Dylan’s “It Ain’t Me, Babe” into a song about the war in Ukraine, using three voices and an arrangement inspired by Dylan’s duet with Joan Baez.
The family reworked Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” into a parody about rising fuel costs and inflation. Alfie contributed a separately recorded bass part after returning to university.
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