Boohai, a rising name in the rock music scene, has just released their highly-anticipated debut album ‘Entropy for beginners’. The album, recorded at Bron Yr Aur, a legendary rock ‘n’ roll location, marks a significant moment in the artist’s career and the broader music landscape.
Renowned for its association with Led Zeppelin, Bron Yr Aur provided the perfect backdrop for Boohai’s new music. The energy and history of the cottage infuse the album with a unique vibrancy that is sure to captivate rock fans worldwide.
What makes this release even more special is the fact that it coincides with the first visit in over 50 years by Jimmy Page, the iconic guitarist of Led Zeppelin. Page famously retreated to Bron Yr Aur for inspiration, and his presence during the recording of Boohai’s album adds an extra layer of significance to the project.
Boohai teamed up with Grammy Award winner Chance McCoy and drumming legend Bev Bevan, known for his work with ELO, Black Sabbath, and The Move. The album also features contributions from several other unnamed musicians, whose illustrious careers hint at the calibre of talent involved. There are even rumours that Page himself may have added his legendary touch to the project while he was visiting, though details remain under wraps.
Since its release, ‘Entropy for beginners’ has been making waves in the music world, with over 50,000 streams on Spotify in just 8 weeks and rave reviews pouring in globally. The album’s lead single, “Hear Me Calling,” has also received airplay on BBC Radio 6, further amplifying its impact in the UK.
Fans can connect with Boohai and stay updated on their latest releases by following them on Instagram at @i_am_boohai. Chance McCoy, who worked on the album, can also be found on Instagram at @chancemccoymusic.
Limited edition coloured vinyl of ‘Entropy for beginners’ is available for purchase at www.diggersfactory.com or by searching ‘boohai’ on the website. Fans can also visit the band’s official website at www.boohai.co.uk for all the latest updates and news.
The album was distributed by press release distribution company, Pressat, and received label services and marketing support from Horus Music. Zero Static PR handled the album’s PR.
